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Write in vertex form : -5/7(x-0)^2+ 45/7
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This -->-5/7(x-0)^2+ 45/7 is not an equation. Is the problem supposed to be : y = -5/7(x-0)^2+ 45/7 ?
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The given problem appears to me that it is already in vertex form: y = -5/7(x-0)^2+ 45/7 Would you check the problem source and determine if the question is posted correctly? Thanks.
Its wrong I'm getting vertex and standard form confused , I got it thank you
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What did you get for standard form of the equation?
Im trying to figure it out but I don't understand it
hint: take 30 min break and then come back :DDD
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