For the quadratic equation y=-2 (x+2) ^2+3 what is the vertex

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Marc Cline

1 December, 01:28

For the quadratic equation y=-2 (x+2) ^2+3 what is the vertex

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Pablo Koch · Answer 1

The vertex (-2,3) is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

* For y = ax^2 + bx + c, we have the vertex (-b/2a, - delta/4a)

* For y = a (x+m) ^2 + n, the vertex is (-m, n)

* For: y = - 2 (x+2) ^2 + 3, we have the vertex (-2, 3).

The vertex (-2,3) is the answer.

Hope you understand.