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18 October, 01:30

The vertex of this parabola

y=-5x^2-10x-13

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  1. 18 October, 03:07
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    2 ways:

    1. hackway

    2. convert to vertex form

    hack way is

    for

    y=ax^2+bx+c

    the x value of the vertex is - b/2a

    plug that value in to get y value

    y=-5x^2-10x-13

    a=-5

    b=-10

    xvaluevertex = - (-10) / (2*-5) = 10/-10=-1

    xvalue=-1

    sub back

    y=-5 (-1) ^2-10 (-1) - 13

    y=-5 (1) + 10-13

    y=-5+10-13

    y=-8

    xvalue=-1

    yvalue=-8

    vertex = (-1,-8)

    or convert to y=a (x-h) ^2+k where (h, k) is vertex

    y=-5 (x^2+2x) - 13

    y=-5 (x^2+2x+1-1) - 13

    y=-5 ((x+1) ^2-1) - 13

    y=-5 (x+1) ^2+5-13

    y=-5 (x+1) ^2-8

    y=-5 (x - (-1)) ^2 + (-8)

    vertex is (-1,-8)
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