Lila Cheng

Can someone help me write this equation in standard form: x= y^2 + 14y + 20. I'm having trouble with this warm up. I know the answer is × = (y +7)^2 - 29. I'm just not sure how to get to that answer. Here's what I got so far...... x= y^2 + 14y + 20 x= y^2...

I appreciate your help very much, but x= (y +7)^2 - 29 is the answer given at the back of my textbook for this equation. In the example problems it says that I should use complete the square. The only problem is that all the examples have problems like: 2...