How can I put that in intercept form? - which is a(x-p)(x-q)
just factor the right side:
y = x(x - 5)
In this case, a=1, p=0, q=5.
then if you want to find the intercepts, set each factor to 0,and you have (0,0) and (5,0).
that's it! ;)
Foil it !!!
its (X+0)(x-5)
x inters are zero and +5 and between the two is the line of symmetry
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just factor the right side:
y = x(x - 5)
In this case, a=1, p=0, q=5.
then if you want to find the intercepts, set each factor to 0,and you have (0,0) and (5,0).
that's it! ;)
Foil it !!!
its (X+0)(x-5)
x inters are zero and +5 and between the two is the line of symmetry