I'm confused I don't even know where to start with this question help! For the given quadratic equation convert into vertex form, find the vertex, and find the value for x = 6. Show your work. y = -2x2 + 2x +2
Well first you need to complete the square, do you know how to do that?
umm . I dont remember
first group the x terms together so you would have y= (-2x^2 +2x) +2
the take half of 2 in 2x and square and add it inside the parenthesis. so what do you get?
square it*
so if i half it then it would be 1 1/2^2?
it would just be 1 because half of 2 is 1 and then 1^2 is just 1
oh ok
so then it breaks up into x^2+2x+2 ?
no it would just be (-2x^2 + 2x +1) + 2
because you aren't familiar with completing the square we can use the formula -b/2a or we can stick to completing the square it's up to you
-b/2a is a little easier
ok sure show me please
okay so what represents b in the equation?
-2x^2
no, an example would be y=ax^2 + bx + c
only focus on the leading coefficient
well in this case not the leading coefficient but just the coefficients
so would the leading coefficient be -2? because it starts first?
sorry i told you the wrong thing that's my fault. it would just be 2
or just 2? lol its ok thats what i was reading as well
okay so now -2 would be a. so using -b/2a, what would you get?
ok just so im understanding correctly when plugging it into the formula -b/2a it becomes 2/-2?
then the answer to that is -1
not quite. when you plug it in you would get -2/2(-2) do you understand how i got that?
yes
we keep the same thingn in the formula
okay then when you simplify it you get 1/2
my responses arent being posted
hmm that's weird i see your responses though, maybe it's your computer?
but now you have x=1/2. i should've wrote the full formula but it's x=-b/2a so that's how i found x for the vertex, now all we need to find is y
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