Asked by Brittany
Find the zeros the function
*could someone explain this to me step by step I'm very confused
Y=x^2-x-42
*could someone explain this to me step by step I'm very confused
Y=x^2-x-42
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Answered by
Reiny
the zeros of a function is where the corresponding graph of the function crosses the x-axis.
Your function factors into
y = (x-7)(x+6)
for what values of x does the right side of your equation become zero?
Your function factors into
y = (x-7)(x+6)
for what values of x does the right side of your equation become zero?
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