SOLUTION: Use the equation y=a*(x+4)^2+2 to find the equation whose curve passes through (1,20).

SOLUTION: Use the equation y=a*(x+4)^2+2 to find the equation whose curve passes through (1,20).

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Question 829842: Use the equation y=a*(x+4)^2+2 to find the equation whose curve passes through (1,20).
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Plug in the x and y value and then solve for a.

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