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Find a polynomial function whose graph passes through (5,11), (11,-11), and (0,4).
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this one is for @freckles
but you can start with the fact that if it is \[y=ax^2+bx+c\] then since it passes through \((0,4)\) you know \(c=4\) so you only have two more coefficients to find
you can make 3 equations given 3 points so something with 3 unknowns in it like what satellite has suggested as your polynomial and i guess a girl can't get a beer real quick
or a boy whatever i am
unicorns don't drink beer well maybe beglan kriek cherry or something
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@acestro504 do you know how to solve a system of linear equations also you now have a system of 2 linear equations with 2 variables since satellite has give you c
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