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help! MEDAL and fan!

Answer 1

Whats the question?

Answer 2

Wait Patient.

Answer 3

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@triciaal

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@mathmate

Answer 7

Can't help rn sorry.

Answer 8

okay so
we know that the values a and b represent the vertex

and the vertex in this case is (-x,y)
how do we know?
B is positive that's unquestionable
a is negative.. why?
because the original form is P(x - a) + k
where a and k is the vertex so here a normally is negative so if the number is negative that would turn the form into positive in the for P(x - a) + k
i guess am making sense?

so we said the vertex would be (-x,y)
that means

Statement B is true as well
because a is negative and b is positive

make sense ?

Answer 9

i think i mixed that with quadratics cases
is what i said correct @triciaal

Answer 10

okay so its A right?

Answer 11

B
according to my explanation

Answer 12

really because, I thought b=0

Answer 13

@Will.H you lost me I was looking at the situations when y = y and the values of a and b

Answer 14

So shouldn't it be A @triciaal

Answer 15

good to be lost @triciaal it strengthen your logic lol

Answer 16

physics?