Represent a quadratic function

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John Deters · Answer 1 · 2023-06-01T11:50:34+0000

y = - ( x^2 ) + 11x - 24

The function has zeroes at +3 and +8. You have a known point on the line: (4,4). Using this information, solve for the function in intercept form and then convert into standard form.

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