Mathematics, 18.03.2021 01:30 joseph345637

A quadratic function, f(x), has one zero at (0, 0) and a maximum value at (1, 1). Is it possible to find the second zero of f(x)? If it is possible, then is it also possible find f(x)? Justify your answer.

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A quadratic function, f(x), has one zero at (0, 0) and a maximum value at (1, 1). Is it possible to...