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Which equation does the graph of systems of equations solve?

Which equation does the graph of systems of equations solve?-example-1
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User Egor Ignatenkov
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The equation which solves the graph of system of equation is:


x^2+6x+8=-x^2-8x-16

Explanation:

  • The blue parabola passes through:

(-4,0),(-3,-1) and (-2,0)

Let the equation of parabola be:


y=ax^2+bx+c

Now, when we take the point (-4,0) we have:


16a-4b+c=0----------(1)

when we take the point (-3,-1) we have:


9a-3b+c=-1---------(2)

and when we take the point (-2,0) we have:


4a-2b+c=0-----------(3)

on subtracting equation (3) from equation (1) we have:


12a-2b=0\\\\i.e.\\\\12a=2b\\\\i.e.\\\\b=(12a)/(2)\\\\i.e.\\\\b=6a

and on putting the value of b in equation (3) we have:


4a-2(6a)+c=0\\\\i.e.\\\\4a-12a+c=0\\\\i.e.\\\\c=8a

Now, on putting the value of b and c in terms of a in equation (2) we have:


9a-3(6a)+8a=-1\\\\i.e.\\\\9a-18a+8a=-1\\\\i.e.\\\\-a=-1\\\\i.e.\\\\a=1

Hence,


b=6\\\\and\\\\c=8

Hence, the equation of blue parabola is:


y=x^2+6x+8

  • The red parabola passes through:

(-4,0) , (-3,-1) and (-5,-1)

Hence, the three equations are:


16a-4b+c=0----------(1)\\\\9a-3b+c=-1----------(2)\\\\25a-5b+c=-1-----------(3)

on solving the three equations we have:


a=-1\\\\b=-8\\\\and\\\\c=-16

Hence, we have the equation of the red parabola as:


y=-x^2-8x-16

Hence, the equation of the graph that need to be solved is:


x^2+6x+8=-x^2-8x-16

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