Without drawing the graph of the equation, determine how many points the parabola has in common with the x-axis and whether its vertex lies above, on, or below the x-axis. y = –2x2 + x + 3
ooo i hated parabolas): haha i was told close but dont touch
haha, I am learning it
i learned it like 3 months ago and getting ready to take finals \
that is -2x squared right
mmhmm
y = –2x^2 + x + 3
hold on a sec i might be able to link some notes on here
Put it into slope intercept form, then you can see which way it's opening, and its vertex.
You can also use the discriminant.
I am going to use Slope form
yea what he said i didnt learn with disciminant batman
It's fine, just use what you're comfortable with :)
but if you want to try it discriminint equation is b^2-4ac if im not mistaking is that what your equation is batman
y = mx + b.. soo y=..wait what... can you help me @iambatman
if you have notes it can help
Can u help @Loser66
just solve the right hand side (let it =0). You can use either discriminant or factor, you will get 2 points cut the x-axis.
http://hhs.tsc.k12.in.us/webpages/teacherpages/teachers/mvglynn/Algebra%201/Ch.%209/Graphing%20Parabolas.pdf go to this website directly
this is what i had to use provided from my teacher himself
the parabola is an downward one (a <0) --> the vertex is above the points|dw:1400989474145:dw|
A.no points in common; vertex below x-axis B.2 points in common; vertex above x-axis C.1 point in common; vertex on x-axis D.2 points in common; vertex below x-axis So it is B or D right?
yup
So it is B?
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Ty @Loser66
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