SOLUTION: Find the equation of the quadratic function with zeros at -1 and 1 and vertex at (0, -6)
1. y=6x^2+6
2. y=x^2-1
3. y=-6x^2-6
4. y=6x^2-6
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Question 1066112: Find the equation of the quadratic function with zeros at -1 and 1 and vertex at (0, -6)
1. y=6x^2+6
2. y=x^2-1
3. y=-6x^2-6
4. y=6x^2-6
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