Question

Which equation has this graph?

http://curriculum.kcdistancelearning.com/courses/ALG1x-HS-CA10/b/Exams/8Quiz1/8Quiz1_q1.bmp

Answer 1

Explain so i can understand. please(:

Answer 2

y = x2 - 6x + 5
y = -x2 - 6x + 5
y = -x2 - 6x - 5
y = x2 + 6x - 5

Answer 3

What are the two roots here? How do you write a general equation for a quadratic?

Answer 4

You have to be quick. I have to go soon.

Answer 5

2+bx+c?

Answer 6

So basically you have to look for what equals (3,4)

Answer 7

You see those options on top? i think we have to chose one. idk o_o

Answer 8

NO WAIT
I MEAN (3,-4)

Answer 9

lol brain fart

Answer 10

Roots here are x=1 and x=5. It is where the function has the value 0.
So your quadratic would be (x-1)(x-5)=0 ..

Answer 11

(1,-5)? O:

Answer 12

LOL JESS.

Answer 13

KK ITS 1,5

Answer 14

OMG I SUCK AT THIS.

Answer 15

Wait yre

Answer 16

Yeah you really do.
Yes jess?

Answer 17

This is sad.

Answer 18

It has to be the first one..

Answer 19

Yes, it is the first one.

Answer 20

jk umar.

Answer 21

Im crying guys. this is too sad.

Answer 22

thanks tho. i didnt understand a thing.

Answer 23

Yre!! It's the first one!!!!!!

Answer 24

Crying is girlish... :P
And you understand it now?
It is the first one, jess. :P

Answer 25

x-intercept
The value of x at the point where a line or curve crosses the x-axis. : (1,0),(5,0)

y-intercept
The value of y at the point where a curve crosses the y-axis. : (0,5)

Answer 26

its okay for guys to cry over math...
and i still dont understand lol.
Jess what is that? D:

Answer 27

That's your answer lol

Answer 28

erm. thank you guys.

Answer 29

When you got two zeros of a quadratic (x-x1)(x-x2)=y gives you the quadratic. Here x1=1, x2=5, find the quadratic..

Answer 30

And as this is an objective question, you could also put x=1 and x=5 in each of the options and see where y is zero. You can eliminate the options that do not satisfy your condition.

Answer 31

okay i understand now(: