A quadratic function, f(x), has one zero at (0, 0) and a maximum value at (1, 1). Is it possible to find the second zero of f(x)? If it is possible, then is it also possible find f(x)? Justify your answer.

You have a square piece of cardboard that measures 14 inches on each side. to build a box, you cut congruent squares out of each corner of the cardboard. use the picture to find the area of the cardboard you were used to build the box