Answer:
<em>Maximum: (-1,9)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Vertex form of the quadratic function</u>
If the graph of the quadratic function has a vertex at the point (h,k), then the function can be written as:

Where a is the leading coefficient.
We are given the following function:

To find the vertex, we need to complete squares. First, factor -2 on the first two terms:

The expression in parentheses must be completed to represent the square of a binomial. Adding 1 and subtracting 1:

Taking out the -1:

Factoring the trinomial and operating:

Comparing with the vertex form we have
Vertex (-1,9)
Leading coefficient: -2
Since the leading coefficient is negative, the function has a maximum value at its vertex, i.e.
Maximum: (-1,9)
Hello from MrBillDoesMath!
Answer:
Yes!
Discussion:
a + b= 2a => subtract "a" from both sides
a - a + b = 2a - a => as (a-a) = 0 and (2a-a) = a
b = a (*)
Then from (*) above
b-a = b - b => b-b = 0
b -a = 0
Thank you,
MrB
14/12 is 1.166666666666667 as in a fraction its 7/6
Answer:
24:12:28:12
Step-by-step explanation:
76÷19=4
6×4:3×4:7×4:3×4
=24:12:28:12