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Given the following quadratic equation
y = (x-3)^(2) + 9

What would be the vertex (h,k)?

Vetex = (_,_)

User Jwm
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Answer:
h=3\\k=9

Explanation:

By definition, we know that the quadratic equation in the vertex form is:


y=a(x-h)^(2)+k

Where (h, k) is the vertex.

We have the equation given in the problem:


y=(x-3)^(2)+9

Therefore, you can conclude that the vertex is (3,9).

Therefore the answer is:


h=3\\k=9

User Washu
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Answer:

Vertex = (3, 9)

Explanation:

The vertex form of a quadratic equation y = a(x - h)^2 + k

Now let's compare the vertex form with the given equation and find the vertex = (h, k)

Vertex = (3, 9)

THank you.

User JonB
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