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The graphs of y=2x^(2) and y=ax + b inte...

The graphs of `y=2x^(2)` and `y=ax + b` intersect at `x=2` and `6` ,then the quadratic equation in `x` , whose roots are `a+2` and `(b)/(4)-1` is

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