Which equation represents h(x)?
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Most textbooks interpret standard form of a quadratic function to be as follows:
f(x) =
In the function f(x) =
, notice we do not have a value for "c". Just place a "0" in for the c and you have standard form.
the criteria for standard form:
1. All like terms are combined
2. Degree must drop from left to right
3. The leading coefficient cannot be equal to zero.
f(x) =
In the function f(x) =
the criteria for standard form:
1. All like terms are combined
2. Degree must drop from left to right
3. The leading coefficient cannot be equal to zero.