Question

what are The number of zeros of a parabola? is it always 0, 1, or 2.? just wondering?

Answer 1

Do you know the equation of a parabola?

Answer 2

No what is it parth?

Answer 3

hmm..

Answer 4

Oops

Answer 5

WHY OOPS?

Answer 6

\(\Large \color{Black}{\Rightarrow y = a(x - h)^2 + b }\)

I did the equation wrong. Sorry.

Answer 7

its ok but im confused on what knowing the equation has to do with it?

Answer 8

This is the main idea.

Answer 9

HMMM

Answer 10

^im using hmm alot now cause you say it alot lol

Answer 11

BUT YEA, this is confusing..

Answer 12

lol

Answer 13

You just see what value can end in zero. Give me an equation. Hmm...

Answer 14

lol hmm..

Answer 15

y = (x - h)2 + k ?

Answer 16

Hmm....

Answer 17

This is a standard equation. Give me an equation.

Answer 18

@dpaInc can u give him an equation ahh! LOL

Answer 19

yes... because this is a quadratic (degree 2) it has at most 2 zeros.

Answer 20

Exactly lol I was about to lead him to that statement ;) you took it away

Answer 21

@ParthKohli im a girl -_- lol

Answer 22

Really? omg

Answer 23

sorry parth....:(

Answer 24

LMAO yea

Answer 25

dw.... what's up dpainc?

Answer 26

But listen, it may even have 1 zero if it's a perfect square.

Answer 27

didn't mean to cut in like that... @sktjell you can take back that medal and give it to parth...

Answer 28

parth..... *dpalnc

Answer 29

No dpainc.

Answer 30

It's actually an i @ZhangYan

Answer 31

It's not an L but an i @dpaInc right?

Answer 32

I GAVE IT TO PARTH DPAINC :)

Answer 33

Give it to dpainc please..

Answer 34

oh ok... :)

Answer 35

i gave it to him ahh! idk what to do! LOL </3

Answer 36

you look like a mean owl parth.... i don't wanna mess with you!

Answer 37

Lol let me change it

Answer 38

@dpaInc how you spell your username or just this dpalnc or dpainc??

Answer 39

@ParthKohli i cant believe u thought i was a guy...

Answer 40

i should change my pic

Answer 41

parth is correct... it is an I..

Answer 42

oh ok just wondering

Answer 43

haha.. it still looks like an L.. it's an "i"

Answer 44

do you guys get this question?

Answer 45

the equation is that of y= x^2- 4.... i'm sure you can factor that.. here's a hint: x^2-4 = x^2 - 2^2

Answer 46

it asks for the factorization.

Answer 47

ok so factor that equation?

Answer 48

yes.