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Answer:
maximum: 8; no minimum
Step-by-step explanation:
A graph can be useful. I find a graphing calculator handy. It shows the maximum of the function is f(-1) = 8. Since the parabola goes to -∞ for large values of x, there is no minimum.
maximum: 8
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You can also find the maximum by putting the function in vertex form.
-3(x^2 +2x) +5 . . . . factor the leading coefficient from the x terms
-3(x^2 +2x +1) +5 -(-3)(1) . . . . add the square of half the x-coefficient, subtract the equivalent amount
-3(x +1)^2 +8 . . . . . . the vertex form of the expression for f(x)
This form is ...
a(x -h)^2 +k . . . . . with a=-3, h=-1, k=8
so the vertex is (h, k) = (-1, 8) -- the same as shown on the graph. The negative value of 'a' tells you the parabola opens downward, so the vertex is the maximum. The maximum is 8 at x = -1.
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Answer:
5. mCD is 27.8° | 7. mAFC 52.3° |
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:Although the Quadratic Formula always works as a strategy to solve quadratic equations, for many problems it is not the most efficient method. Sometimes it is faster to factor or complete the square or even just "out-think" the problem. For each equation below, choose the method you think is most efficient to solve the equation and explain your reason. Note that you do not actually need to solve the equation. a. x2+7x−8=0x
2
+7x−8=0, b. (x+2)2=49(x+2)
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=49, c. 5x2−x−7=05x
2
−x−7=0, d. x2+4x=−1x
2
+4x=−1.
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