The normal to the curve y =root x, at the point where x=1 and x=4 meet at P, find the coordinates of P.
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We can use the vertex form
to find the equation of the graph. We know that a is the coefficient, and since the graph opens upwards and is slightly stretched vertically, we know that a is 1/3. On the graph, we see that the vertex of the parabola is at (0,-1). Therefore, h is 0 and k is -1.
Our vertex form equation is
Which is D
to find the equation of the graph. We know that a is the coefficient, and since the graph opens upwards and is slightly stretched vertically, we know that a is 1/3. On the graph, we see that the vertex of the parabola is at (0,-1). Therefore, h is 0 and k is -1.
Our vertex form equation is
Which is D
