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Max or min value y=3x^2+6x-5

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y = 3x^2+6x-5

For a parabola
ax^2+bx+c the vertex's x equals:


(-b)/(a)


a = 3, b =6


x = (-6)/(2*3)

refine:


x = -1

Plug in x = -1 to find the y value :


y=3(-1)^2+6(-1)-5

refine :


y = -8

Therefore the parabola vertex is :


(-1,-8)

if a < 0 , then the vertex is a maximum value

if a > 0, then then vertex is a minimum value

a=3

Therefore
(-1,-8) minimum

hope this helps!


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