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What is the equation of a quadratic function that has zeros -6 and -2?

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Answer:


y=x^(2) +8x+12 is the quadratic function.

Explanation:

We know that -6 and -2 are the zeros. So, they are both equal to x.

x = -6 and x = -2

Add them to x.

(x + 6) (x + 2)

Now, multiply the two binomials together.


x^(2) +6x+8x+12

Combine like terms.


y=x^(2) +8x+12


y=x^(2) +8x+12 is the answer.

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