Question

How do you find the zeroes of `y=-2x(x-6)`?

Answer 1

To be zero, one of the factors in the multiplication needs to be `=0`

Explanation:

So either `-2x=0->x=0`
Or `x-6=0->x=6`
graph{-2x(x-6) [-36.53, 36.52, -18.28, 18.27]}