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GED Math: Graphs and Functions Drill 4, Problem 2. Find the vertex of the parabola.
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Thank you We sneak in and here's your smoke du
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jour Brought to you by parabolas They have an appointment
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scheduled with a plastic surgeon so they can do something
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about their drooping graph Below shows the roots of a
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parabola given that the parabolas equation has an x squared
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term with the coefficient of one select the vertex of
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the para boola by clicking the appropriate region of the
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graph let's See if we can figure out what's going
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on here We've got a graph with two points this
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little guy here and little buddy over here and we're
- 00:32
told that they're the roots of a parabola Our mission
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way choose to accept it We better passes Test is
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to locate the vertex of the rabble of well The
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problem makes a big deal out of the fact that
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the x squared term has a coefficient of one So
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that has to be important somehow First of all the
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fact that the coefficient is positive tells us that the
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parabola has to open the ports meaning the vertex has
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to be below the routes We also know that the
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vertex like any vertex will be the same distance from
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one root as it is from the other we just
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don't know how low it can go How do we
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figure that part out Well we use our handy dandy
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parabola equation which any time r x squared coefficient is
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one is why equals x minus the first ruth times
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x minus the second route Well the roots according to
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the graph our negative two and four of the equation
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and have to be Why equals Acts minus negative 2
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times acts minus four or canceling the negative signs get
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x plus two times x minus four Now if we
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just plug in x equals one to get the matching
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why co ordinate we get why equals one plus two
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which is three times one minus four is all negative
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three and three times thinking of three at least in
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california is negative Nine door x is one and our
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wise negative nine which means our vertex will be at
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point one Negative nine that's about as droopy is droopy
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