Question

Help pleaseee

Answer 1

I'm sorry i don't know how to do that but try asking @TGstudios

Answer 2

@MrNood

Answer 3

what about second?

Answer 4

@mathmate so its the second one?

Answer 5

@triciaal

Answer 6

@sshayer
http://prnt.sc/bbibl0

Answer 7

@zarkam21
Do you know the equation of the parabola in vertex form?
Or, are you able to write the general equation of a parabola if you're given the vertex?

Answer 8

Since you left, I'll leave you some hints. You can take it from there:
1. Write the equation of the parabola, given that the vertex is at (3,2).
The general equation of a parabola (that opens up or down) with vertex at (h,k) is given by: y=a(x-h)+k
2. Once you have the equation, the parameter "a" remains unknown.
Since you know the parabola passes through (4,6), which means when x=4, y=6.
You would put the values into the equation to solve for "a".
The substituted equation looks like this: 6=a(4-h)+k
Since h and k have been found before, you can solve for the value of a to complete the equation.