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The area of triangle formed by points of intersection of parabola y=a(x+5)(x−1) with the coordinate axes is 12. Find a if it is known that parabola opens upward.
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The area of triangle formed by points of intersection of parabola y=a(x+5)(x−1) with the coordinate axes is 12. Find a if it is known that parabola opens upward.
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Step-by-step explanation
The given parabola has equation,
The y-intercept is
This gives one vertex of the triangle to be,
The x-intercept is
This implies
The other two vertices of the triangle is,
The height of this triangle is
Since
it means the parabola opens upwards.
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