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Here you haven't provided any function, so I'll assume this one:
This is a quadratic function whose graph represents a parabola. Any parabola has its vertex at the point:
Therefore:
Therefore, the vertex is:
3.482 x 10^9.
-the coefficient must be under 10, and in this case it is the "3". Then you count the places after that to get your exponent
Radian: is the standard unit of angular measure, used in many areas of mathmatics.
degree: is a measuement of plane angle, defined by representing a full rotation as 360 degrees.
Both are two units for measuring angles. There are at least four such units, but degrees and radians are most likely to encounter high school and college.
You would just subtract/add like you normally would from left to right because its a subtract and add operation.
Hope that helps :)
