Let f(x) = x 2 + 2x - 21. (a) Show that the lines y = 3x - 25, y = 6x - 25, and y = 9x - 25 intersect the graph off in zero, one, and two points, respectively. (b) Sketch the graph off and the three lines from (a)

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Let f(x) = x 2 + 2x - 21. (a) Show that the lines y = 3x - 25, y = 6x - 25, and y = 9x - 25 intersect the graph off in zero, one, and two points, respectively. (b) Sketch the graph off and the three lines from (a)

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