halp meh ._.
Find the x-intercepts of the parabola with vertex (-3,16) and y-intercept (0,-20). Write your answer in this form: (x,y),(x,y). If necessary, round to the nearest hundredth.
someone please help fast
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One common equation of a parabola is y-k=a(x-h)^2. How would you use this to find the equation of the parabola under discussion? Next, how would you find the x-intercepts of this parabola?
not to sure
all i know is i have about 7 min
to answer this before its all over ._.
You'll need to go back, re-read the original question, and then figure out how to use that data to find the equation of this particular parabola. Hint: In the equation I gave you, (h,k) represents the vertex..
yea and a=0
ive tried all of this
nothing is working so i came here hoping someone can get me an answer before its too late
Sorry you are under pressure, but my personal goal is to help you understand this material, rather than to get an "answer" from a process you don't yet understand. You've tried all of this? Please share your work. No one is going to give you an answer.
3 minutes ._. its useless... thanks
The equation you need is Alll right, be my guest and give up. Very sad that you expect answers and are not willing to work towards understanding.
i would but i dont have time
id never give up so easily if it wasnt this serious but its pointless to try something over and over again if i just keep getting the same result
1 minute... goodbye cruel world...
guess ill stick around on here and learn how to do it then
for tomorrow lol
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