The vertex of a parabola is the maximum or minimum value, and it’s represented by (x,y). The axis of symmetry is the vertical line that runs through the x axis, and also runs through the vertex. This means that the x value in the vertex (x,y) can represent the axis of symmetry.
So all you have to do to solve these problems is substitute the y coordinate and the x coordinate into the equation.
So question 1 would be true because when you substitute the numbers in it equals the y value.
Question 2 is (4, -7)
Question 3 is False
Question 4 is true
Question 5 is true
See if you can do the rest!
Answer:
Option (D) x≥ 0 is absolutely correct
Step-by-step explanation:
The reason is that the square root function is defined for only non negative numbers.