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I love you man (No homo) .....This is going to help me in my exam tomorrow!
07Vikash 2 days ago
@07Vikash Good luck on your exam tomorrow. Let me know if it helped.
FerranteMath 1 day ago
If I have the quadratic x^2 - 4 would the vertex be found on the left or right of the y axis? Just getting confused with two sources telling me different things :D
12308madman 10 months ago
@12308madman Hey Madman. For a quadratic that does not have a "middle" term, the vertex is always ON the y-axis. Think of x^2 - 4 as x^2 + 0x - 4. Then, if you follow my video, a = 1, b = 0, c = -4. Plug in the a, b, and c values into the formula in the video. Since the b-value is always zero, the vertex is always on the y-axis. I hope that helped! Good luck.
FerranteMath 10 months ago