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Which of the following functions represents the following graph? My answer: f(x) = (x + 2)2 - 1
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you have a zero at -3 and -1
is that vertex form? did you mean (x+2)^2?
but yeah. f(x)=(x+2)^2-1
yes, that's what I mean
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Sorry, I forgot the "^" sign
is that the only option though? because you don't want to forget about solving for the a value, remember y=a(x-h)^2+k . the only time you wouldn't solve for a, is when they tell you that it is a graph of y=x^2 that has been shifted h units left/right and/or k units up/down
No, there are more options
alright, so all you need to do now is find a point on the graph and plug its (x,y) into the equation and see what you get for a. :)
f(x) = |dw:1362531958450:dw|
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