Question

Is 2(x-1)^2 = y+ 3 already in Standard Conic Form??

Answer 1

i think this is in standard form, but i would not bet on it
let me see if i can find the definition

Answer 2

Wpouldnt it be (x-1)^2=y+3

Answer 3

Ops i ment (x-1)^2=1/2(y+3)

Answer 4

according to what i just found, standard form is
\[a(x-h)^2=y-k\]

Answer 5

so the coefficient goes in front of the square term

Answer 6

soo (x-1)^2=1/2(y+3) ?

Answer 7

no leave the 2 in front of the square term

Answer 8

i found it in a quick google search
\[a(x-h)^2=y-k\] it says, so leave the 2 in front of the \((x-1)^2\) term