Finding Zeros from Vertex Form

[@podolskipodolski8783]

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[@denalilasko978]

Thank you so much. Explained fast and clearly like my previous teacher never did!

[@MrBruteSmasher]

I'm not in you're class nor do I know you but as someone that constantly struggles with understanding math in an advanced geometry class I really appreciate it!

[@brighamhawkins6772]

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[@m.a.8644]

This is so awesome it took me a While to find an actual simple explanation thank you very much 🙏🏾

[@johnpatrickn875]

I hate math

[@nin06]

3 years late by same oh my god…

[@ABCDEFG-cj7mr]

Simple explanation! Thank you for this amazing video!

[@harshuljain1535]

OMFG YOU JUST HELPED ME OUT SOO MUCH ON MY MATH TEST THANKS!!!!

[@alexanderyuyitung1414]

Lmao thank you very much, I am watching this the day before my test

[@noblevenom2858]

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[@matthewdavies1776]

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[@rileyhicks2854]

Thanks man. You’re doing great work

[@daemonofvelaris6381]

Thank you so much! I finally understand how to do this now.

[@sebastianmarte8499]

Thank you so much. This was so useful

[@gurleenmokha3399]

thanks. ur a life saver

[@jamesramos8446]

really needed this man, thanks a lot.

[@TurbanKnightGurtaj1322]

This, this really helped

[@harshuljain1535]

i loved it when the whiteboard fell tho, i really needed some laughter just freshen myself up

[@alex-mf6sm]

not in your class, but thanks for the help

[@JP-og2rl]

you can have square-rooted fractions as well? doesn't that give inaccuracy on the graph? what about all the decimal numbers? is there a way to get a whole number?

[@BeastlyBorn35]

1. yes you can 2. why would it 3. A fraction is a decimal number because it not whole 4. a fraction like 5/2 can't be written as a whole number

[@muneebrahman5883]

love the idea

[@ClapXIV]

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[@bigflockathon]

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[@m.a.8644]

People who dislike this still live in caves

[@haileyroberts5525]

I'm still a little confused, if you divided it by -2, would x be 1/2? why is it normal (x-4)^2? help plz

[@oxxn111]

he used division to cancel out the multiplication, so (x-4)^2 would be left alone

[@firstkaransingh]

Thanks a lot

[@mashalqureshi6155]

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[@rickyB4547]

thank you

[@damiensantoyo3499]

thx for the help

[@KINGJC32]

Is there an app for this

[@savagecabbage4839]

awesome

[@razer_shayshay5913]

howd u get 5 from 0 - 5

[@oxxn111]

it was -5, but then he divided it by -2. two negatives make a positive, so it becomes +5.

[@Tox1nz8]

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