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help! what is the vertex of the graph of y=5(x+4)^2
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do you know what an equation in vertex form is?
no how do i change it?
its already in vertex form meaning you can pull the vertex out of the equation.
Vertex = (h,k) vertex form is y= a(x-h)^2+k
i know how to get the vertex out if the equation was something like y=x2 +bx+c but i dont know how for this one
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oops i wrote the equation wrong its y=5(x+4)^2 +3
ok so based off this: Vertex = (h,k) vertex form is y= a(x-h)^2+k what do you think the vertex is?
(4, 3)
close but no, remember to get (x+h)^2 from (x-h)^2 the h has to be negative.
so (-4, 3)
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