I need help understanding how the x-coordinate of the function y = 3x^2 - 6x + 4 is positive 1. I can only seem to get -1.
-b/2a
-6/2(3)
x = -1 (???) It's supposed to be positive 1

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I need help understanding how the x-coordinate of the function y = 3x^2 - 6x + 4 is positive 1. I can only seem to get -1.
-b/2a
-6/2(3)
x = -1 (???) It's supposed to be positive 1

elsa213 · Answer

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elsa213 · Answer

http://prntscr.com/4py2xw <--- thats what u should be getting c:

mirandaregina · Answer

@Elsa213 how so? I think the vertex to the function is supposed to be (1,1), but when I

mirandaregina · Answer

.... solve for x I only get -1

elsa213 · Answer

what r the answer choices?

mirandaregina · Answer

@Elsa213 it isn't a multiple choice problem. I just figured out how the answer was gotten though. Thanks for answering!

elsa213 · Answer

Great job. and Im so sorry that i couldnt help.

mirandaregina · Answer

@Elsa213 it's cool; you'll still get Best Response from me lol :)

elsa213 · Answer

aww thank u c:

Hope next time i can help c: