a quadratic equation which has 2 and 4 as solutions

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y=(x-2)*(x-4)

=x^2 -6x+8

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x=2 x=4 x-4=0 x-2=0= (x-2)(X-4)= x^2-4x-2x+8= x^2-8x+8
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