Finding the Equation of a Cubic in the form y=a(x-h)^3+k.

This is my first video posted after the school closures in New Zealand due to the Covid- 19 response. It has to do with finding the equation of a cubic when you know the staionary point (h,k) and another point on the curve (x,y). The video is unscripted and enedited so apologies for my verbal stumbles and mistakes. Take care everyone. Much love!

[@beastyusuf7667]

that worked ty mate

[@huyng3364]

How the equation was 2.6 = a(0-2)^3 + 5 instead of 2=a(0-2)^3 + 5?

[@qazmko22]

because the points are (2.6,0) = (x,y) and (2,5) = (h,k)
i.e. 2.6 is the y-intercept
I know it's hard to see...