Posted by Nemo on Thursday, September 29, 2011 at 4:35pm.
y = -3^2 - x + 5
y - int = 5
x- int = -1.46 and 1.14 (using the quadratic equation of x = (-b+/- sqrt(b^2 - 4ac))/2a
Vertex is derived from the sum of the x-intercepts divided by 2.
-1.46 + 1.14 = -0.16
Vertex input for x = -0.16
Sub back into equation to find the y- input of the vertex
y= -3(-0.16)^2 - (-o.16) +5
y = 1.12
Therefore the vertex is (-0.16,1.12)
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