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Create a quadratic equation with the solutions x=-2 and x=6

would x=-2 = x=0
would x=6 = x = 0?
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A quadratic equation with given solutions x1 and x2 has the form:
(x-x1)(x-x2)=0

Here x1=-2, and x2=6.

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Create a quadratic equation with the solutions x=-2 and x=6

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would x=6 = x = 0?

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