Asked by Lee
What is the equation in standard form of a parabola that models the values in the table?
x -2 0 4
f(x) 1 5 -59
Please help.I have somewhat of an idea
a(-2)^2+b(-2)+c c=1
a(0)^2+b(0)+c= c=5
a(4)^2+b(4)+c c=-59
4a+2b+c=1
0a+0b+c=5
16a+4b+c=-59
4a-2b+5=0
16a+4b+5=-59
4a-2b+5-5=0-5
4a-2b=-5
16a+4b+5-5=-59-5
16a+4b=-64
5(4a-2b)=5*5
20a-10b=25
20a-10b=25
16a+4b=-64
20a-10b-(16a+4b)=25-(64)
4a+14b=89
not sure what to do now
x -2 0 4
f(x) 1 5 -59
Please help.I have somewhat of an idea
a(-2)^2+b(-2)+c c=1
a(0)^2+b(0)+c= c=5
a(4)^2+b(4)+c c=-59
4a+2b+c=1
0a+0b+c=5
16a+4b+c=-59
4a-2b+5=0
16a+4b+5=-59
4a-2b+5-5=0-5
4a-2b=-5
16a+4b+5-5=-59-5
16a+4b=-64
5(4a-2b)=5*5
20a-10b=25
20a-10b=25
16a+4b=-64
20a-10b-(16a+4b)=25-(64)
4a+14b=89
not sure what to do now
Answers
Answered by
Steve
after subbing in c=5, you got here:
4a-2b+5=0
16a+4b+5=-59
You made a couple of errors here. You should have come up with:
4a - 2b = -4
16a + 4b = -64
or,
4a - 2b = -4
4a + b = -16
b = -4
a = -3
So, y = -3x^2 - 4x + 5
Take much care when proceeding from step to step, that you don't make transcription errors!
4a-2b+5=0
16a+4b+5=-59
You made a couple of errors here. You should have come up with:
4a - 2b = -4
16a + 4b = -64
or,
4a - 2b = -4
4a + b = -16
b = -4
a = -3
So, y = -3x^2 - 4x + 5
Take much care when proceeding from step to step, that you don't make transcription errors!
Answered by
Lee
Not sure where I made my mistake.I lost myself after the 4a-2b+5=0, 16a+4b+5=-59. Could you please clarify what I need to do next.
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