In the 2nd example which is Y= 4 - (x+2)^2 : my answer shows that vertex will be (2, 4) and AOS will be 2. I might be wrong but seeking your kind attention...
Since schools cannot tell who can be an engineer to build bridges, roads, cars, TVs, aeroplanes, cell phones, computers, manufacture tools to do various jobs, be a doctor, etc, they have to teach every student how to solve quadratic equations and drawing graphs. Quadratic is the beginning of that dreaded calculus course. Not every student can be a doctor, engineer, etc. If you choose to clean the offices for your mates when you grow up one day, go ahead, don't learn how to solve quadratic equations. Don't blame your Government for making bad decisions since you chose not to study hard and therefore you're not in a position to challenge bad governance. Good luck and keep on deceiving yourself as a clever one.
@@whisperingwhiskerss4877 no that’s not what he or she was asking about. It was about trying to be ‘clever’ and sarcastic about why learning those hard stuff like physics and the rest. I’ve met this type of question on numerous occasions and believe me it’s mostly about students who didn’t want to study complex things in school. I was once like that.
"a" isn't a point, rather it determines where y will with relation to x. Basically a higher value of a means a narrower graph because everytime you shift 1 unit in the x axis, you will need to shift a(x)^2 units in the y axis
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In the 2nd example which is Y= 4 - (x+2)^2 : my answer shows that vertex will be (2, 4) and AOS will be 2.
I might be wrong but seeking your kind attention...
The negative outside the bracket is not considered in this case, we are using the +2 in the bracket that changes to v(-2,4)
What is use in daily life for common students solve quadratic equations and drawing grap please tell
Since schools cannot tell who can be an engineer to build bridges, roads, cars, TVs, aeroplanes, cell phones, computers, manufacture tools to do various jobs, be a doctor, etc, they have to teach every student how to solve quadratic equations and drawing graphs. Quadratic is the beginning of that dreaded calculus course. Not every student can be a doctor, engineer, etc.
If you choose to clean the offices for your mates when you grow up one day, go ahead, don't learn how to solve quadratic equations. Don't blame your Government for making bad decisions since you chose not to study hard and therefore you're not in a position to challenge bad governance.
Good luck and keep on deceiving yourself as a clever one.
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@@adantephil8833 ummm I think He was just asking for an example in life where quadratics apply.
@@whisperingwhiskerss4877 no that’s not what he or she was asking about. It was about trying to be ‘clever’ and sarcastic about why learning those hard stuff like physics and the rest. I’ve met this type of question on numerous occasions and believe me it’s mostly about students who didn’t want to study complex things in school. I was once like that.
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When you put the table for the function I think you have to change the sign with following intercept sign
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I still don’t get how to find or plot “a” in y=a(x-h)^2+k
same
"a" isn't a point, rather it determines where y will with relation to x. Basically a higher value of a means a narrower graph because everytime you shift 1 unit in the x axis, you will need to shift a(x)^2 units in the y axis
can you please speak louder in your videos? but other than that good job.
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is there any other way to solve for your x intercepts? what if it isn't possible to factor?
Use the quadratic forumula.
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Wait for the last point wouldn’t it be -4,25
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And how do you find the first two value of the x coordinates
The subtitles got in the way...
why is 2 and 0 having the same y value
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where did the 2 come from??????
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