{-5√(7),5√(7)}
Write a quadratic equation in standard form with given solution set.
type an equation whose terms have 1 as their greatest common factor...

HELP ME:)

Question

{-5√(7),5√(7)}
Write a quadratic equation in standard form with given solution set. 
type an equation whose terms have 1 as their greatest common factor...

HELP ME:)

anonymous · Answer

it's going to be of the form y = a(x - 5*sqrt(7))(x + 5*sqrt(7))

that's just the factored form of a difference of perfect squares, so y = a(x^2 - 175)

here, a is the greatest common factor of the two terms, so it will be 1