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Find the quadratic polynomial whose graph goes through the points (-1,4), (0,6), and (1,12). f(x)= x^2+ x+
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y=(x-a)^2+h 4=r(-1-a)^2+h 6=r(0-a)^2+h 12=r(1-a)^2+h
solve for r,a,and h
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someone help me with the ans, i keep getting the wrong ones..
is that last part what the equation will look like? : f(x)= x^2+ x+
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it is not very hard to solve it by hand but it is long and tedious
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@rukh , is that last part, "f(x)= x^2+ x+", what the equation will look like?
y=r(x-a)^2+h
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substitute the number in for r,a,h in
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