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how are you supposed to convert y=(x+2)(x-3) into standard and vertex form? I got y=x^2-x-6 for standard form, but I don't think this is right because I can't convert it to vertex form.
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looks right to me
how do you convert that to vertex form? It doesn't work
why not?
\(x^2-x-6= x^2-x+(1/4)-(1/4)-6\) \(=(x-1/4)^2 -25/4\)
ooops!! mistake \((x-(1/2))^2-(25/4)\)
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got it?
Ohh thank you, it was queer because there was a fraction in it. That messed me up! Thanks for helping :)
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