SOLUTION: Explain whether or not the following equation is a quadratic function in vertex form. y=4(x−2)^2+6

SOLUTION: Explain whether or not the following equation is a quadratic function in vertex form. y=4(x−2)^2+6

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Question 1116557: Explain whether or not the following equation is a quadratic function in vertex form.
y=4(x−2)^2+6
Answer by ikleyn(52776) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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This quadratic function is in vertex form, by the definition.

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