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Please help and Imma be postin these all night I literally suck at algebra two so-example-1
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Answer:

The range of the equation is y ≥ 9C

Explanation:

The quadratic equation y = ax² + bx + c, represents by a parabola of vertex (h, k), where h =
(-b)/(2a) and k is the value of y at x = h

  • The range of the quadratic if it has a minimum vertex is y ≥ k, and y ≤ k if it has a maximum vertex
  • The parabola has a minimum vertex if the value of a is positive and a maximum vertex if the value of a is negative

∵ The equation is y = x² + 9

→ Compare it with the form above to find a and b

a = 1 and b = 0

a is a positive number

∴ The parabola has a minimum vertex

→ By using the 1st rule above

The range is y ≥ k

→ Use the rule of h above to find it

∵ h =
(-(0))/(2(1)) =
(0)/(2)

h = 0

→ To find k substitute x by the value of h and y by k

∵ k = (0)² + 9

∴ k = 0 + 9

k = 9

The range of the equation is y ≥ 9

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