Answer to Question #163846 in Algebra for Banakeng

Question #163846

21. The quadratic equation whose roots are -1/2 and 2/3 is?

Expert's answer

a(x+1/2)(x-2/3)=ax²-ax/6-a/3

Answer: ax²-ax/6-a/3=0 , a "\\mathrlap{\\,\/}{=}" 0. For example: if a=1, then x²-x/6-1/3=0

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