Find the x-intercepts of the parabola with vertex (-4,2)and y Intercept (0,-30) Wright answer if this form (x1,y1)(x2,y2).
i would also like to know how you did it
what's the vertex form of the parabola ?
(y-k)=a(x-h)^2
Bruh... okay here: http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/4fe123c7e4b06e92b8705343
hmm add k both sides so it would be \[\huge\rm y=a(x-h)^2+k\] vertex form where (h,k) is the vertex so substitute (h,k) for ( -4,2)
so like (y-2)=a(x--4)^2
ye that would work so y-intercept is (0,-30) where x =0 and y =-30 so plugin \[\huge\rm -30-2=a(0-(-4))^2\] now solve for a
so a =-2
i appreciate your help btw
yes right now u can find x-intercept \[\huge \rm -30-2=-2(x-(-4))^2\] solve for x let me know if you don't know how to work it out
x= 0,-8 Correct?
hmm plz show a little work...
im using an online calculator because the only calculator we have broke im not quite shure how to do the steps myself without it.
hmm well do you want to know how to work it out without calculator ?
couldent hurt mind if i get my notepad and pencil
ok i got it
alright first we can multiply negative by (-4) -1 times -4 = 4 ( negative times negative = positive ) \[\huge \rm -30-2=-2(x+4))^2\] -30-2 = -32 \[\huge \rm -32=-2(x+4)^2\] now we should foil (x+4)^2 `(x+4)^2 `is same as (x+4)(x+4)
|dw:1443017713689:dw| now we should distribute 2nd parentheses by first and 2nd term of the 2nd parentheses (foil method ) so multiply left first term by top
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