Question 1078576: What is the location of the vertex of the parabola described by this equation?
x + 2 = 14(y + 2)^2 Found 2 solutions by Boreal, MathTherapy:Answer by Boreal(15235) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website! x=14(y+2)^2-2
(-2, -2) from vertex form (h,k), where (y-h)+k
14y^2+56y+54=x
Can use -b/2a for y value at vertex, which is -2 here, and x=-2 as well.
y=0, x=54
y=-1 x=12
y=-2, x=-2
y-3, x=12
(-2,-2) ANSWER
This is a parabola that has a HORIZONTAL axis. ------- Dividing by 14 -------- Standard form of a PARABOLIC equation
Comparing the 2 equations, we see that h = - 2 and k = - 2, thereby making the coordinates of the vertex, or: