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What is the vertex of -3x^2+6x+17 ?

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Answer:

(1, 20)

Explanation:

Given the quadratic function: -3x² + 6x + 17, this is the general form of the function ax² + bx + c. So, for the given function:

a = -3

b = 6

c = 17

The vertex can be found by solving for 'h' and 'k' using the following formulas:

h =
(-b)/(2a)=(-6)/((22*-3))=(-6)/(-6)=1\\

k =
c-(b^(2) )/(4a)=17-(6^(2) )/(4(-3))=17-(36)/(-12)=17+3=20

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