The correct question is
<span>What are the vertex and x-intercepts of the graph of the function given below?
y = x</span>²<span>-2x-35
step 1
convert the equation in the vertex form
y+35=x</span>²-2x
y+35=(x²-2x+1-1)
y+35+1=(x²-2x+1)
y+36=(x-1)²------> equation in the vertex form
the vertex is the point (1,-36)
the answer Part a) is
the vertex is the point (1,-36)
Part b) Find the x-intercepts
we know that
the x-intercepts is when y=0
so
y+36=(x-1)²
for y=0
(x-1)²=36
(+/-)(x-1)=√36-------> (+/-)(x-1)=6
(+)(x-1)=6------> x=6+1-----> x=7
(-)(x-1)=6-----> x=1-6-----> x=-5
the x-intercepts are the points
(7,0) and (-5,0)
the answer part b) is
the x-intercepts are the points (7,0) and (-5,0)
the total answer is the option
<span>A. Vertex: (1, -36); x-intercepts: (7, 0) and (-5, 0)</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
$48
Step-by-step explanation:
To start off, we know that Avery put 20% of the $80 in her bank account. We can figure out how much 20% of 80 is by multiplying 80 by 20% and then subtracting that number from 80. Remember to switch 20% to its decimal form (20% -> .2).
Step 1) 80 x .2 = 16
Step 2) 80 - 16 = 64
Next, we have to figure out how much 1/4 of the remaining $64 would be. We just simply divide 64 by 4 to figure out how much Avery spent.
Step 3) 64 / 4 = 16
Lastly, since we know Avery spent 16 dollars, we can subtract the 16 from 64 to get our final answer.
Step 4) 64 - 16 = 48
<u>Answer:</u>
- The cost of 1 dozen doughnut is $6 and the cost of a dozen croissant is $10.
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
<u>We know that:</u>
- D = Cost of a dozen doughnut
- C = Cost of a dozen croissant
- 10D + 7C = 130
- 6D + 4C = 76
<u>Work:</u>
6D + 4C = 76
7(6D + 4C = 76)
42D + 28C = 532
- 40D - 42D = 520 - 532
- => -2D = -12
- => 2D = 12
- => D = 6
<u>Now, let's substitute the value of D into the first equation.</u>
- 10D + 7C = 130
- => 10(6) + 7C = 130
- => 60 + 7C = 130
- => 7C = 70
- => C = 10
Hence,<u> the cost of 1 dozen doughnut is $6 and the cost of a dozen croissant is $10.</u>
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