Question

Helpppp pleaseeeee!!!!!!!

Answer 1

I'm trying to help

Answer 2

Stop closing every question and re uploading it

Answer 3

no you aint trying to help

Answer 4

I'm trying to walk you through it

Answer 5

okay man lets see

Answer 6

Okay, now plug in\[\frac{ x _{2}-x _{1} }{ y _{2}-y _{1} }\]

Answer 7

whats next?

Answer 8

\[\frac{ 4- 0}{ -1-{15} }\]

Answer 9

Do it, and tell me what you get

Answer 10

Are you going to try?

Answer 11

You there?

Answer 12

DUDE

Answer 13

yes sorry i was AFK

Answer 14

i got -1/4

Answer 15

Okay, I got the same, now you got what a is equal to on the vertex formula

Answer 16

Scratch that, I messed up

Answer 17

okay wanna start over?

Answer 18

Yes

Answer 19

Okay, you have the vertex at (4,-1) and y-intercept at (0,15)

Answer 20

are u arabic Taha?

Answer 21

Plugging it into the vertex formula \[y+1=-1/4(x-4)\]

Answer 22

No, Pakistani

Answer 23

i got (0,0)(1,-1/4)

Answer 24

My bad, I don't know why I brought the 1/4 over ignore it please

Answer 25

I'm extremely sorry again I'm just tired its 4 in the morning here