y=2(x-10)^2+1
How do I convert to standard form?

Question

y=2(x-10)^2+1
How do I convert to standard form?

directrix · Answer

Convert y=2(x-10)^2+1 to the y = ax^2 + bx + c form.

First, crank out and simplify (x-10)^2

Multiply what you get by 2 and then add 1 to the sum.

@Lukecrayonz

lukecrayonz · Answer

How did you see this when it was closed o.O

directrix · Answer

Closed threads are visible by clicking on the Closed Questions tab to the right of the Open Questions tab. This has always been the case.

lukecrayonz · Answer

Literally have never noticed that. Thank you though :-) 2x^2−40x+201

directrix · Answer

Don't forget the y.

y = 2x^2−40x+201

lukecrayonz · Answer

Who created openstudy?:O

lukecrayonz · Answer

I've been on here for about two years and you've been here the whole time, so I'm assuming you played a big role in coding?

lukecrayonz · Answer

Just found out, Ashwin Ram! Didn't know Openstudy was funded by the National Science Foundation either.. impressive!