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The answer is 5
Here are the steps:
First off, we will be using the distance formula of
So we have the ordered pairs of (3,1) and (6,5)
Once you plug them into the formula it should look like this:
Now we do the math inside the parenthesis and end up with:
Then you multiply by the power and simplify to get:
And the
=5
So your answer is 5
Here are the steps:
First off, we will be using the distance formula of
So we have the ordered pairs of (3,1) and (6,5)
Once you plug them into the formula it should look like this:
Now we do the math inside the parenthesis and end up with:
Then you multiply by the power and simplify to get:
And the
So your answer is 5
<h3><u>Explanation</u></h3>
- Method 1 (Formula)
The vertex of Parabola is the maximum/minimum point depending on the value of a.
- Find Vertex
<u>h-value</u>
<u>k-value</u>
The minimum value is the value of k. Therefore the minimum value is - 49/4 at x = -5/2.
- Method 2 (Derivative)
This is Calculus method. We simply differentiate the function then substitute y' = 0.
- Differentiate Function
Substitute f'(x) = 0
Substitute x = -5/2 in the original equation.
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