SOLUTION: Write the quadratic equation whose roots are
3
and
−2
, and whose leading coefficient is
4
.
(Use the letter
x
to represent the variable.)
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Question 1077890: Write the quadratic equation whose roots are
3
and
−2
, and whose leading coefficient is
4
.
(Use the letter
x
to represent the variable.)
Answer by ikleyn(52780) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
.
P(x) = 4*(x-3)*(x-(-2)) = 4*(x-3)*(x+2).
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