Answer:
y =5(x+2)2−6 is the correct ans
The vertex form of quadratic equation is expressed as:
y = a (x - h) + k
We manipulate the given equation to be the same as the vertex form. First we transpose the constants to the left-hand side.
y - 14 = 5x+ 20x
Then, we factor out in right hand side the coefficient of the x² term.
y- 14 = 5 (x + 4x)
We divide the coefficient of the x term with 2 and take its square. We add this value to both sides of the equation but we should remember that in the left-hand side we should multiply this value with five to keep it balanced.
y - 14 + 20 = 5 (x + 4x +4)
We simplify the right-hand side as:
y =5(x+2)2−6
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Step-by-step explanation:
The vertex form is one of the most commonly used forms for quadratic functions, as it emphasizes the dimensions of the substring graph's vertex.
[tex]\to y= 5x^2+20x+11\\\\[/tex]
Solving the equation:
[tex]\to y= 5(x+2)^2-9\\\\\to y= 5 (x^2+2^2+ 2\times 2 x)-9\\\\\to y= 5 (x^2+4+ 4x)-9\\\\\to y= 5x^2+ 20+ 20x-9\\\\\to y= 5x^2+ 20x +11\\\\[/tex]
So, the value is "5(x+2)²-9".
Find out more about the vertex form here:
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