Question

Can someone help me please???? I will fan and medal!!

Answer 1

Which equation represents the axis of symmetry of the function y= -2x^2 + 4x -6?

Answer 2

A.) y=1
B.) x=1
C.) x=3
D.) x= -3

Answer 3

y= ax^2 + bX + c
the axis of symmetry of the function would be X= -b/ 2a

Answer 4

im confused

Answer 5

why in ur function up there what represents a b and c

Answer 6

what *

Answer 7

-2x^2 =A
4x = B
-6 = C

Answer 8

good but a b and c represent the factories of the element x = only the number

Answer 9

okay can u explain what u mean im a bit confused

Answer 10

\[aX ^{2} + b X + C = -2 X ^{2} +4 X -6\]

Answer 11

a= -2 b=4 c= -6

Answer 12

okay

Answer 13

soo the axis of symmetry of the function X= -b/2a = -4/(2* -2 )

Answer 14

= 1

Answer 15

so would it be x=1 or y=1

Answer 16

X= 1

Answer 17

okay thanks for ur help

Answer 18

any time :)