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I'll medal for help!!! I need to find a b and c but I always get messed up with the method :( 1.39= a(0)^2+b(0)+c 1.26= a(18)^2+b(18)+c 0= a(45)^2+b(45)+c
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\[ 1.39= a(0)^2+b(0)+c \]This simplifies to: \[ 1.39=c \]
then plug c in?
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ok . How do you find just a or b when they are both in the equation?
Isolate one of the variables.
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0= a(45)^2+b(45)+ 1.39 -1.39-b(45)=a (45)^2
is that right?
To isolate, you need to move the other variable to the other side of the equation.
If you were to isolate a, for example, you would need to move over b, and then divide by the coefficient (number next to it) of a.
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