Find all points on the x-axis that are 14 units from the point (5, -7)
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The table of values for the given equation is presented below:
x y
-3 17
-2 2
-1 -7
0 -10
1 -7
2 2
3 17
<h3>Quadratic Function</h3>The Standard form for a quadratic equation is ax²+ bx + c=0, where: a, b and c are your respective coefficients. In the quadratic function, the coefficient "a" must be different than zero (a≠0) and the degree of the function must be equal to 2.
To solve a quadratic function, you should find the discriminant: D=b²-4ac and then use this variable in the formula: .
The given equation is a quadratic function because have a degree equal to 2. Then, when you plot the graph, you obtain a parabola.
First, you should replace the given values for x in the equation y=3x²-10
x y
-3 y=3*(-3)²-10= 3*9-10=27-10=17
-2 y=3*(-2)²-10= 3*4-10=12-10=2
-1 y=3*(-1)²-10= 3*1-10=3-10= -7
0 y=3*(0)²-10= 3*0-10=-10= -10
1 y=3*(1)²-10= 3*1-10=3-10= -7
2 y=3*(2)²-10= 3*4-10=12-10= 2
3 y=3*(3)²-10= 3*3-10=27-10= 17
Now, you have the points to draw the graph, show the attached image.
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