can someone help me plesae ?
It would help us if you would post a question we could help you with.
What type of quadratic equation is represented in the graph below?
First off, what types of quadratic equations are there?
i have no idea
Are you given some sort of options to choose from?
the answers are: Non-factorable Trinomial Difference of Two Squares Perfect Square Trinomial Not enough information
Here's how to differentiate between two of these different types. If the graph crosses the x-axis zero times, it's a non-factorable trinomial. If it crosses the x-axis once, it's a perfect square trinomial. You graph crosses the x-axis once. What does that tell you about the type of quadratic?
a perfect square trinomial ?
Perfect. That is what I would respond with.
thankyou
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