If the curve represented by y = x^2 – 5x + t intersects with the x-axis at two points and one of the points is (–1, 0), what is the other point?  Choose the correct choice from the following answers.
A) (1, 0)  B) (–2, 0)  C) (5, 0)  D) (6, 0)  E) (3, 0)
Curve represented by y = x^2 – 5x + t intersects with the x-axis at points where y = 0.   One of the points is (-1,0) Plugging in the equation =&gt; 0 = 1 + 5 + t =&gt; t = -6   Plugging t back to the equation now we have y = x^2 – 5x - 6, where y = 0.   This equation gives 2 solution x= -1 and 6.   We already know about the point (-1,0) so the other point is (6,0).   Hence (6, 0).
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If the curve represented by y = x^2 – 5x + t intersects with the x-axis at two points and one of the points is (–1, 0), what is the other point?