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Question 446237: In the equation of a parabola y = (x-5)^2 + 4, I understand the vertex is (5,4). I don't understand why we take the opposite of what is in the parenthesis with the x. It seems to me we would translate the vertex of the graph left 5 units, not right 5 units. Can someone please help me understand this? Thanks.
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Question 446813: Hi! My question is on the midpoint formula which is labeled under circles and parabolas in my algebra 2 book, so I'm assuming I'm in the right category. The worksheet gives the points P(3,-5) and Q(6,1), and then says to find the point X such that P is the midpoint of line QX. The way its worded tells me I can't go about this the normal way I do with midpoint formula problems. I don't understand what numbers to plug in where. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!
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Question 446766: An amusement park has been charging $12 per person for admission and averaging 1000 patrons per day. the directors of the park are considering a $2 increase in the price for next season . They have calculated that for each $2 in increase they will probably lose 100 patrons per day. What should be the ideal admission fee for the greatest income on an average day . Write an equation to model the situation and draw a graph of the situation to justify your answer.
So I got the ideal price to be $16
The equation is what i'm not sure of , I got (x-16)^2= p(y-12800) Not sure on how to find P , Also not sure if the equation is correct
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Question 446870: The graph of a parabola of the form y = x2 + bx + c crosses the
y-axis at –36 and the x-axis at x = 3. At what other point does
the graph cross the x-axis?
A. x = –12
B. x = –9
C. x = 9
D. x = 12
The answer is A but im not sure how to arrive at that??????
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Question 447854: How do you know the difference between a circle or an ellipse?
for an example..
7x^2 + 7y^2 - 10x + 14y - 20 = 0
is this a circle or an ellipse?
i know its not a parabola, neither A nor C is zero, and A and C have the same sign, which its not an hyperbola.
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Question 447854: How do you know the difference between a circle or an ellipse?
for an example..
7x^2 + 7y^2 - 10x + 14y - 20 = 0
is this a circle or an ellipse?
i know its not a parabola, neither A nor C is zero, and A and C have the same sign, which its not an hyperbola.
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Question 448177: Tell which type of conic section is represented by the given general from equations. Then, use the process of completing the square to write each of the conic section in its respective working form.
-x^2+16y^2-4x-32y-4=0
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Question 447769: How do you know the difference if a a question is whether a circle or an ellipse?
for an example..
7x^2 + 7y^2 - 10x + 14y - 20 = 0
i know that when its a parabola, neither A nor C is zero, and A and C have the same sign, which its not an hyperbola.
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Question 448176: Tell which type of conic section is represented by the given general from equations. Then, use the process of completing the square to write each of the conic section in its respective working form.
9x^2+25y^2+18x-200y+184=0
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Question 448174: Tell which type of conic section is represented by the given general from equations. Then, use the process of completing the square to write each of the conic section in its respecti
ve working form.
x^2+y^2-7x+6y+1=0
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