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Drakkith
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I have the following function and I'm supposed to find the vertex of its graph.
f(x)=-3(x-2)2-3
Why is the vertex (2,-3) instead of (-2,-3)?
Edit: Bah, nevermind. I just realized the formula has (x-h) in it, not (x+h) in it...
f(x)=-3(x-2)2-3
Why is the vertex (2,-3) instead of (-2,-3)?
Edit: Bah, nevermind. I just realized the formula has (x-h) in it, not (x+h) in it...
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