What is the vertex of y=x^2-12x+16y=x2−12x+16?
1 Answer
Jul 2, 2018
Explanation:
"given a quadratic in "color(blue)"standard form"given a quadratic in standard form
•color(white)(x)y=ax^2+bx+c color(white)(x);a!=0∙xy=ax2+bx+cx;a≠0
"then the x-coordinate of the vertex is"then the x-coordinate of the vertex is
•color(white)(x)x_(color(red)"vertex")=-b/(2a)∙xxvertex=−b2a
y=x^2-12x+16" is in standard form"y=x2−12x+16 is in standard form
"with "a=1,b=-12" and "c=16with a=1,b=−12 and c=16
x_("vertex")=-(-12)/2=6xvertex=−−122=6
"substitute "x=6" into the equation for y-coordinate"substitute x=6 into the equation for y-coordinate
y_("vertex")=36-72+16=-20yvertex=36−72+16=−20
color(magenta)"vertex "=(6,-20)vertex =(6,−20)