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A quadratic equation has the real roots x=6 and x=9. Determine the equation which is satisfied by these roots.

  • x^2 -54x+15=0
  • x^2 -15x+54=0
  • x^2 +15x-15=0

Explanation from PART66Online

A quadratic with roots 6 and 9 is (x - 6)(x - 9) = 0. Expanding gives x^2 - 15x + 54 = 0, where 15 is the sum of the roots and 54 is their product.

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RK asked · 6 Feb 2021

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Eric Ligi 13 Jan 2025
mathway.com/Algebra this has the same numebers, the first i sent had different numebr, but the solutions is explained better

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