SOLUTION: What would the graph of the quadratic function with zeros 1/2 plus or minus sqrt7/3 look like ?

Question 125441: What would the graph of the quadratic function with zeros 1/2 plus or minus sqrt7/3 look like ?
Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
What would the graph of the quadratic function with zeros 1/2 plus or minus sqrt7/3 look like ?
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In order to graph it, you need the equation, find that:
x =
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x - = +/-; subtract from both sides
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(x-)^2 = ; squared both sides
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x^2 - 1x + = ; FOILed
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x^2 - 1x + - = 0; Subtracted from both sides
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x^2 - 1x + - = 0; use a common denominator
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x^2 - 1x - = 0
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Plot this equation from x = -2 to x = +3, it should look like this:

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Could you follow this OK?
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