Answer:
The vertex: 
The vertical intercept is: 
The coordinates of the two intercepts of the parabola are
and 
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the vertex of the parabola
you need to:
1. Find the coefficients <em>a</em>, <em>b</em>, and <em>c </em>of the parabola equation
<em>
</em>
2. You can apply this formula to find x-coordinate of the vertex
, so

3. To find the y-coordinate of the vertex you use the parabola equation and x-coordinate of the vertex (
)

To find the vertical intercept you need to evaluate x = 0 into the parabola equation

To find the coordinates of the two intercepts of the parabola you need to solve the parabola by completing the square











Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
To preface, your figure is going to be a line segment, with
as your midpoint, in between points
& 
With that being said:

Identify your values:

Substitute the values into the first equation:

Combine like terms:

Subtract
from both sides of the equation:

Divide by the coefficient of
, which is
:

Substitute
for
in segments
&
:




Solve:


Check your answers by substituting:


The sum of the interior angles of a hexagon is 720 degrees. If 3 angles are congruent, each with measure x degrees, and the other 3 angles are also congruent to each other, each with measure 2x degrees, then the total sum of all 6 angles would be 3x + 3(2x) = 9x. If this is equal to 720, then x = 80 degrees, while 2x = 160 degrees.
Therefore, there are 3 80-degree angles and 3 160-degree angles.
Answer:
AD is Congruent to BC and it's given, (given just means that it was already said or stated, and you don't need to do the work to find it) Angle DAC would be congruent to angle BAC (if that doesn't work, rearrange them to look like angle CAB). AC would be congruent to DB. Triangle ADC would be congruent to triangle BCD by (since i don't know exactly which way the letters are arranged is would either be SAS or SSA) and that's because you know two of the sides are congruent to each other and one angle.
I tried hard to sketch out what the shape looked like based on the information given, and that's because I need a visual of what the shape looks like. Sorry, this took so long to answer.