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Consider the quadratic function f(y) = 8y2 – 7y 6. what is the constant of the function?

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for ay^2+by+c it is c
so here it is 6
User Pompalini
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Answer:

the constant of the function is, 6

Explanation:

For a quadratic equation:


y = ax^2+bx+c

where a, b are coefficient of the quadratic equations and c is the constant and x is the variable

As per the statement:

Consider the quadratic function:


f(y) = 8y^2-7y+6

Constant term of the given polynomial is the coefficient which is not written with a variable.

In the given function f(y);

y is the variable

and

6 is the constant term of the polynomial f(y).

therefore, the constant of the function is, 6

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