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algebra ll
this is the last problem I need help with...
the problem is... write a quadratic equation with a leading coefficient of 1 that has as solutions 3 and -2. |
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Remember, a quadratic formula with a leading value of 1 will be of the form:
(x-A)(x-B) =0. Here A and B are the roots, or values that x takes on to solve the equation. You have been given the two roots to the equation: 3 and -2. Plug them in for A and B above. |
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