SOLUTION: How to find the maximum and minimum of the quadratic equation m^2-5m-14=0.

SOLUTION: How to find the maximum and minimum of the quadratic equation m^2-5m-14=0.

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Question 871536: How to find the maximum and minimum of the quadratic equation m^2-5m-14=0.
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Convert to vertex form,

Vertex : (5/2,-81/4)
Minimum value : -81/4
No maximum value.

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