Writing a Quadratic Equation form a Vertex and Point
In this lesson, we learn how to determine the quadratic equation given a vertex and a point. By using the standard form, we can easily plug in the given vertex and solve for the variable A by plugging in the given point. Once we find A, we can write the quadratic equation in standard form, and even convert it into quadratic form if needed.
Determining the quadratic equation given a vertex and a point
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