Asked by Carly
                What is the connection between the solutions of the equation ax^2 + bx + c = 0 and the x intercepts of the graph of f(x) = ax^2 + bx + c?
The solution says: The solutions of the equation are the first coordinates of the x intercepts.
I did the solutions to the formula but do not understand how these are the first coordinates of the x intercepts.
Thank you.
            
        The solution says: The solutions of the equation are the first coordinates of the x intercepts.
I did the solutions to the formula but do not understand how these are the first coordinates of the x intercepts.
Thank you.
Answers
                    Answered by
            Scott
            
    the intercepts are points with x and y coordinates
for x-intercepts, the y coordinates are zero...but they still exist
    
for x-intercepts, the y coordinates are zero...but they still exist
                    Answered by
            Carly
            
    Yes, I understand what intercepts are, but I don't understand HOW the solutions to my equation are the first coordinates of my x intercepts. 
Am I thinking too much about this?
    
Am I thinking too much about this?
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