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Niaboc67
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I mainly just need some clarification here. I was doing my homework and then browsing the web to find an answer to my problem and came across mathewarehouse' definition of Standard form and then I looked at my homework and went..."huh?" I don't understand if my homework is listening this wrong or mathwarehouse or if I am misunderstanding something.
Please help
Here are the two images my homework first:
here it is telling me f(x)=x^2+10x+24 is a quadratic function which must be expressed in standard form. But mathewarehouse would leads me to think that it's already in standard form:
What's the deal?
Please help
Here are the two images my homework first:
here it is telling me f(x)=x^2+10x+24 is a quadratic function which must be expressed in standard form. But mathewarehouse would leads me to think that it's already in standard form:
What's the deal?