Question

Identify all the points that are on the following quadratic function: y = x2 - 3x

(0,3)
(0,0)
(2,-2)
(-1,4)
(-3,15)

Answer 1

plz help will medal

Answer 2

this might help http://jwilson.coe.uga.edu/emt668/EMAT6680.Folders/Barron/unit/Lesson%206/6.html

Answer 3

can you explain this to me

Answer 4

I am sorry, but I don't know anything about this, I can try to find someone who does

Answer 5

ok thanks

Answer 6

how bout @mathmale

Answer 7

@ChrisCarmack @alivejeremy @-SpencerBraz- @fomf

Answer 8

he would be a good idea to try

Answer 9

@Liz_Beauty45

Answer 10

Still need help ?

Answer 11

yes plz

Answer 12

The answer to this question is (0,0)

Answer 13

thank you sooooooooo much

Answer 14

Tell me if it's wrong or right

Answer 15

Your Welcome james

Answer 16

did you come up with more than one point

Answer 17

Nope

Answer 18

oh well i think this had more than one answer go reread the question

Answer 19

Okay plug your x part into the fiction and see if it comes out to be the y part for the function

Answer 20

iv got the answer thanks everyone

Answer 21

\[y = x2 - 3x \]
\[ x=y^2-3\]
\[x+3=y^2\]

Answer 22

Yeah all i got was (0,)

Answer 23

(0,0)*

Answer 24

lol

Answer 25

wrong question

Answer 26

So I'll show you the first example you have the point (0,3) and x^2-3x so you x part of the coordinate is 0 so plug that into your equation (0)^2-3(0)=3? That is not true because 0 does not equal 3 thati S what you need to do for all these

Answer 27

There is more than one coordinate here though

Answer 28

@james1107 I found 3 correct

Answer 29

dont worry about it i alreadt turned it in

Answer 30

Okay