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Question 189015
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What would be an appropiate graph for the following: y = -x to the second power +2x+3
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A parabola.
Opening downward because the lead coefficient is < 0.
x
-coordinate of the vertex:
y
-coordinate of the vertex:
Hence, the vertex is at
Axis of symmetry:
y
-intercept:
So
y
-intercept is
x
-intercepts:
or
So the
x
-intercepts are
and
Since the
y
-intercept is
and the axis of symmetry is
,
the point
must also be on the graph.
John