Which of these shows the graph for the quadratic function y = x^2 + 2x + 3?
@ganeshie8
@Ashleyisakitty
@BlossomCake
@Nnesha
@UsukiDoll
@Misty1212
@Michele_Laino
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hey your picture is rolanda!
Everyone, I got this question under control, so anyway... we need to create a chart that looks like x y = x^2+2x+3 then we just select any x... and solve for that y.... once we have done that, we can pick more x's that will give more y = results and we will have more coordinate points.. For example, if my x = 0 Then x y = x^2+2x+3 0 y=0^2+2(0) +3 0 y =3 so or first coordinate point is (0,3). You graph that on your scratch paper... then you let x be any positive or negative number and continue until your graph matches one of the choices you are given.
no please stay i really need help
but there are mods in here and I'm not going to give direct answers... my task as a tutor is to teach and guide, not spoonfeed.
they are here to help too
I already gave you an example on how to solve for this ... please try to understand and attempt the work... then you can answer here and I'll check to see if you're on the right track or not.
i dont understand @UsukiDoll explanation is it possible for someone else to explain it like @ganeshie8 @Michele_Laino
@ganeshie8 @Michele_Laino... did I not just give an example and explain this thoroughly?
u did but im just not understanding it
I think you gave a good explanation @UsukiDoll :)
see....I'm being thrown under the bus here.
im not throwing u under the bus... i have a disease where i need everything to be explained extra cause i cant remember concepts and my brain is messed up cause it hurts to think
its a birth defect... :(
its called Cerebellar Ataxia
@ganeshie8
another way is: the x-ccordinate of the vertex of a parabola like this: \[y = a{x^2} + bx + c\] is: \[x = - \frac{b}{{2a}}\] now, by comparison with your parabola, what are the coefficient a, b, and c, and what is the x-coordinate of the vertex of your parabola?
whats a parabloa
there is more than one way to solve this...maybe that method is too complex for OP?
pleae help me:(
alright.. I'll try again... what she gave was from College Algebra and seeing as you're not at level yet, we'll go back to what I've just put earlier.
we are given \[y = x^2 + 2x + 3\] and the question asks which graph is the same as the quadratic equation
I'm sorry, please ignore my hint @barbdewysveck1
please help me :(
what we can do....is to create a table a table like x y =x^2+2x+3
so, we can pick any x and plug it in the y=x^2+2x+3
For example, if I pick x = 0. I replace all x's in the y equation x y=x^2+2x+3 0 y=(0)^2+2(0)+3 0^2, also means 0 written twice (0)(0) = 0 2(0) means 2 x 0 which is also 0 so now we have 0 0+0+3 (we add this together and that's 3) so you're first coordinate point is (0,3)
so b is the answer
well... we only have one point... we need more than (0,3) for a clearer picture
so we continue by picking another x... how about if x = 1 so I plug x = 1 into y=x^2+2x+3 1 y=(1)^2+2(1)+3 (1)^2 means (1)(1) = 1 x 1 = 1 2(1) means 2 x 1 and that's 2 so we add up 1+2+3 and we have y = 6 so our next point is (1,6)
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