Answer:
right triangle
Step-by-step explanation:has a right angle
The standard form of a parabole is: (y-k) = a(x-h)², Where (h , k) are the coordinates of the vertex
In the example Vertex (3,1) ,
so (y-1) = a(x-3)². (a)
Now let's calculate a. The y-intercept coordinates(0 , 10), Replace in (a) x by 0 & y by 10:
(10-1) = a(0 - 3)²
9 = 9a and a=1
<u />The equation becomes : y-1 = (x-3)², Expand (y-1) = x²-6x+9
<u />and finally y = x² - 6x +10 (ANSWER C)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, you can use a simple formula.
To find the point of intersection you just put x=0 or y=0.
Because, if a graph intersects x-axis, then at this point y=0
Similarly, if a graph intersects y-axis, then at this point x=0
So, for our given line.
y=-1/4 x +2
when , x=0 , y=-1/4 (0)+2=2
So, the graph intersects y-axis at y=2
when , y=0 ,
then 0=-1/4 x+2
or, 1/4 x=2
or, x=8 [multiplying by 4]
So, the graph intersects x-axis at x=8
(-1-3i)(-6-i)
=6+i+18i+3i^2
=3i^2+19i+6. Hope it help!
