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Rukiachan @rukia_usachan
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Rukiachan @rukia_usachan
Looking for someone who could possible tutor me in math on skype or something...please. I am in Alg. 2 and if I don't pass this year (I'm a senior in HS) I can't graduate...
marc0 @marc0
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could you put an example of the problem you need help, maybe I could give a hand not sure though
Rukiachan @rukia_usachan
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What is the equation, in standard form, of a parabola that contains the following points?
(−2, 18), (0, 4), (4, 24)
Solve by using tables. Give each answer to at most two decimal places.
x2 − 5x + 6 = 0
etc...a lot of them are pictures of graphs etc...I am not very smart at math.
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is x2-5x+6=0 also part of that problem?
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Alot of us aren't very good at math myself included, so don't feel alone K? ;) Anyway I wished I could help but my brain just overheated on trying to understand it.
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marc0 @marc0
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(−2, 18), (0, 4), (4, 24) okay we got this three points,
a parabola in a function works the following always:
-------(Y = ax^2 + bx + c)--------
There has to be a way for the value X and Y
in the point (0,4), 0=x and 4=Y
With that in mind we can have the following substitution on the parabola
We would have the following result
-------(4 = a(0)^2 + b(0) + c)------
by answering this the result would be : ~~(4=C)~~
With this now we need the values of A and B
now lets get the next point: (-2,18)
by the substitution like last time we would get:
------(18 = a(-2)^2 + b(-2) + c)------
this would mean that our result would be the following:
-----(18 = 4a -2b + c)----
but lets remember we got C last time, so now it would become
------(18=4a-2b+4)-----
We send the value of 4 to next side, since its +4 it would become -4
18-4=4a-2b meaning we would end in ---(14=4a-2b)----
so far we got two
* 4=C
* 14= 4a-2b
now lets go for the last point
(4,24) by substitution we would get
24 = a(4)^2 + b(4) + c by simplificating again we would get
24 = 16a + 4b + 4, since we already knew the value of C
so in the end we would end up with
----(20 = 16a + 4b)-----
now we got two equations we can solve by system
14= 4a-2b
and
20= 16a+4b
by system we can find lots of ways to know "A" and "B" I prefer this method
(4a-2b=14)(2) we do this to eliminate the B
16a+4b=20
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24a=48 would mean to get
A=48/24
A=2
so now we can get b by simple substitution
4(2)-2B=14
-2B=14-8
B=6/-2
B=-3
so our final result for the equation of the parabola in standard form would be :
(Y = 2x^2 -3x + 4)
in wich A=2, B=-3 and C=4
well thats how you solve that one hope it helped you a bit
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thanks to you actually, the first comment you placed helped me think how it was solved, so thank you Rob :D
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