SOLUTION: I need help finding the information for the Quadratic Equation.
y= -3/4(x+4)^2-6
I need to find:
Vertex: (-4,-6) is what I believe it is because h and k are the vertex
Axis
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y= -3/4(x+4)^2-6
I need to find:
Vertex: (-4,-6) is what I believe it is because h and k are the vertex
Axis
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Question 809712: I need help finding the information for the Quadratic Equation.
y= -3/4(x+4)^2-6
I need to find:
Vertex: (-4,-6) is what I believe it is because h and k are the vertex
Axis of Symmetry: I know that x=h so would the axis be -4?
Direction of Opening : Down is what I believe it is because A is negative
Minimum or Maximum:
Value of Minimum or Maximum:
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focus | (-4, -19/3)~~(-4, -6.33333)
vertex | (-4, -6)
semi-axis length | 1/3
focal parameter | 2/3~~0.666667
eccentricity | 1
directrix | y = -17/3
has maximum so opening below
axis of symmetry x=-4
vertex is the maximum
