Can you guys graph a system of equations and make sure it has two parabolas with the same vertex and a line that crosses the sam e vertex of the 2 parabolas. Thanks will mark brainliest
2 answers:
Answer:
Sketch the following three graphs:
1) y = (x - 5)²
2) y = -(x - 5)²
3) y = x - 5
First two are parabolas with vertex at (5,0)
Third one is a line which intersects both the parabolas as (5,0)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1: Make a system of equations</u>
The easiest place to place the parabolas are at the origin or (0, 0). So, the parabolas are going to have an equation similar to y = x^2. The line that crosses the same vertex of the 2 parabolas is going to be y = 0 because both of the parabolas vertex is going to be at (0, 0).
y = 0 is the line
y = x^2 is one of the parabolas
y = 2x^2 is another one of the parabolas
Look at the graph below
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