The straight line passing through the points (2,4) and (6,0) is the graph of a linear polynomial y=P(x).
(i) Using these two points, obtain the equation of the line in the form y=ax+b.
(ii) Verify that the point (6,0) obtained from part (i) is the zero of the polynomial.
(iii) Without drawing any additional graph, determine the y–intercept of P(x) and explain its significance for the graph.
(iv) Suppose the line is extended to intersect the x–axis again after being reflected in the y–axis. Write the coordinate of this new intersection point and justify your answer.