Find the vertex of the graph of the function. f(x) = 4x2 + 24x + 32
do you know derivatives?
Quadratic formula should be enough for this one.
To find the vertex, use -b/2a
That would give you the x value, now plug that value back into the equation to get the y value.
If you look at the quadratic formula, you would see that -b/2a is part of it.
@CliffSedge's formula would tell the roots, and the vertex would be the average of those personally, i would use @zordoloom's formula because its easy. but you could use derivatives too
Also, the quadratic formula is the result of completing the square, and completing the square puts the quadratic into vertex form, so . . .
If you like taking derivatives, take the derivative which would give you the vertex, or Just simply use: -b/2a which should do the trick. Either one would work well. Just -b/2a is very simple.
i got (4, 5).. is that right
That wouldn't be correct.
You should have a negative x value.
(-4, -3)
No, that wouldn't be correct
Swap the x and y.
okay..thank you
yep.
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