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    On graphing the equations, we notice that the points of intersection are: (3,0) and (2,-25) and the shadow generating functions RANDOM; MIGHT NEED Limitations: When there's two roots repeated in the shadow function: when c= A+b or a-b.

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    On graphing the equations, we notice that the points of intersection are: (3,0) and (2,-25) and the shadow generating functions RANDOM; MIGHT NEED Limitations: When there's two roots repeated in the shadow function: when c= A+b or a-b.

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    On graphing the equations, we notice that the points of intersection are: (3,0) and (2,-25) and the shadow generating functions RANDOM; MIGHT NEED Limitations: When there's two roots repeated in the shadow function: when c= A+b or a-b.

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    of 3

    ------------Example 3:

    )(

    ))(

    ))

    ( (

    )( )( )(

    ) )

    Hence, the equation of the shadow function will be:

    On graphing the equations, we notice that the points of intersection are: (3,0) and (2,-25) and the shadow generating functions

    Example 4:

    )(

    ))(

    ( (

    )) )(

    ( )(

    )( )

    Therefore, the shadow function is:

    On graphing the equation: We get the points of intersection (1,-15) and (4,0) and shadow generating function

    RANDOM; MIGHT NEED

    Limitations: When theres two roots repeated in the shadow function: when c= A+b or A-b There

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