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BeautifulAngel:

Hey, could anyone teach me how to do this?

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@dskumar25 @ThisGirlPretty

EvL:

Vertex is given: (h,k) = (6,-5) Y-int is (0,175) From this given info, you can make an equation of the parabola in vertex form: \(\sf (y-k)=a(x-h)^2\) \(\sf (y-(-5))=a(x-6)^2\) \(\sf (y+5)=a(x-6)^2\) Now, solve for a using the given point (the y-int) \(\sf (y+5)=a(x-6)^2\) \(\sf (175+5)=a(0-6)^2\) \(\sf (180=36a\) \(\sf a=5 \) So your equation will be like this: \(\sf (y+5)=5(x-6)^2\) You are looking for the x-intercepts, this means that y values should be zero. It will be like this \(\sf (x_1,0), (x_2,0)\). So substitute y=0 to the equation we came up with ^-^

Ultrilliam:

@BeautifulAngel your question was answered, come on and take a look ^-^

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