Asked by Ghosty
Graph the quadratic . What is the vertex of
this quadratic? (1 point)
y = 4x + 3x − 8
2
(−0.375, −8.563)
(−1.838, 0)
(0, −8)
(1.088, 0)
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Assuming the quadratic is y = 4x^2 + 3x − 8:
Vertex x = −b/(2a) = −3/(2·4) = −3/8 = −0.375.
y(−0.375) = 4(−0.375)^2 + 3(−0.375) − 8 = −8.5625 ≈ −8.563.
So the vertex is (−0.375, −8.563).
Vertex x = −b/(2a) = −3/(2·4) = −3/8 = −0.375.
y(−0.375) = 4(−0.375)^2 + 3(−0.375) − 8 = −8.5625 ≈ −8.563.
So the vertex is (−0.375, −8.563).
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