Question

Parabola question. Can someone help? I'll post the equation.

Answer 1

The question is asking, "What does the line x = 3 represent in \[y=5(x-3)^2+4\]?

Answer 2

Sorry... I don't know.

Answer 3

x=3? or x-3 ?

Answer 4

I'm sure they meant x-3. A+LS makes a lot of mistakes in their problems.

Answer 5

Yeah that is what I don't know

Answer 6

@amistre64
@ganeshie8

Answer 7

& Sammi if you don't know the answer then you don't have to keep posting

Answer 8

well, the equation given is a modification of y=x^2: y=(x-h)^2 has what effect on the graph? any ideas?

Answer 9

x=3 is axis of symmetry i think

Answer 10

hmm that does seem to be a reasonable interpretation of the question lol