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Graph the function g(x)=-6(x-2)(x)

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The function, when graphed, looks like this:


Graph the function g(x)=-6(x-2)(x)-example-1
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It's the quadratic function. The graph is a parabola.


g(x)=-6(x-2)(x)

x-intercepts:


g(x)=0\to-6(x-2)(x)=0\iff x-2=0\ \vee\ x=0\\\\x=2\ \vee\ x=0

y-intercept:


g(0)=-6(0-2)(0)=0

The vertex (h, k)


h=(0+2)/(2)=(2)/(2)=1\\\\k=g(h)\to k=g(1)=-6(1-2)(1)=-6(-1)(1)=6

Vertex: (1, 6).


Graph the function g(x)=-6(x-2)(x)-example-1
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