What happens to the x-intercept of y = ax+b when you reverse the leading coefficient, a, and the constant, b?
What happens to the x-intercept(s) of y= ax2 +bx +c when you reverse the leading coefficient, a, and the constant, c?
What happens to the x-intercepts of a polynomial in the form y = axn+ bxn-1 +cxn-2+…+z when you reverse the leading coefficient, a, and the constant, z?
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