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Yea
hi can you guide me through this
You got the intersections with the x axis
-3,0 3,0
So the equation of the curve would be (x–3)(x+3)
You can see if you equate that to 0 you'll get the roots
But that's not it
yup im remembering it now
the 18
Yea so if you take that as the equation of the curve and expand it you'll find that the constant doesn't match the y intercept
That's because there is still a factor
And that factor won't affect the roots cause It'll just get cancelled when equating to 0
But it'll affect the y intercept
yesyes
Yea exactly
You must always assume that there is a factor when finding the equation of curves like that
i will now assume
but it would work positive 2 if it was 2(3-x)(3+x)
You could even see that the parabola is facing downwards
omg we just mathed together
Yea well it depends on how you initially write it
Yea the coefficient of x^2 must be negative
So –2
I struggle with these terms, how do you learn it?
Like what
I never really sat down and learned it it just came by practice
Oh right, makes sense
It's isnt that crucial yk
Ok cool
And idk what ebola is 😂
No I meant parabola
Is that the inverted parabola
Oh yea alr
No worries