What’s the difference between x-intercept form and y intercept form?

I’ve been told the basic rule for y-intercept is ‘ y=ax^2+bx+c ‘ and x-intercept is y=c(x-a)(x-b) but can you elaborate on it? Such as explaining how to spot each one and the differences.

The x-intercept form is the points that lie on the horizontal line and the y-intercept are the poitns that lie on the vertical line.

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One Response to “What’s the difference between x-intercept form and y intercept form?”

Sam F on October 18th, 2009 at 10:05 pm

The x-intercept form is the points that lie on the horizontal line and the y-intercept are the poitns that lie on the vertical line.
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