Question

convert y-1=3(x+2)^2 to standard form. show your work.

i think standard form would be y=1+3(x+2)^2 because you have to add 1 to both sides, which cancels out y-1 and makes it only y
and adds it to the other side. correct? or is there more steps? or am i completely wrong?

Answer 1

@shelby520
@studygurl14

Answer 2

@shelbygt520

Answer 3

almost. You have to multiply out the 2(x+2)^2 too

Answer 4

3(x + 2)^2 I meant

Answer 5

In other words you simplify

Answer 6

\[3(x^2+4)\]