What you are doing with proportions most the time is solving for a variable which in this example I will use an x. You have to do something called cross multiplying. now look at number 21. when you cross multiply you multiply the number of the top part of the fraction on the left side to the bottom part of the fraction on the right side. In that example 1 × 36 = 36. now write 36 = 16x since you have to cross multiply the other parts of the fraction. Then you would divide both sides of the equation by 16. I will make a mixed fraction for this example. 2 4/16 which simplified equals 2 1/4
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THE answer is y= -2x²+16x-24
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OK, so the standard form for an equation is ax²+bx+c
When you look at the equation we see that there is a -2 all by itself so we need too bring it within the parenthesis, so we'll distribute it..... so now instead of 2(x-6), we have -2x-12..........Why? because (2 times x is 2x and 2 times six is 12)
next when you write it ALL out, you get (-2x+12)(x-2) now we need to put this in the standard form by using the FOIL method
F- first O-outer I-inner L-last..... so multiplying the First from both equations we get -2x², Outer is -2x times -2 which is 4 because two negatives make a positive, Inner is 12 times x which is 12x, Last is 12 times -2 whchis -24. Put them all together and you get. 2x²+12x+4x- 24, now we combine like terms (in bold) and we get -2x²+16x-24. Look at the standard form i gave above and see how the final answer matches
-2x²+16x-24
ax² +bx + c
Options 1,2 and 3 would be correct
