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Identify the vertex: y = (x+10)2+ 2 a. (10,2) b. (-10, -2) c. (-10,2) ) d. (10, -2)

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Given a quadratic equation in vertex form


y=a(x-h)^2+k
\begin{gathered} \text{ wh}ere\text{ a, h, and k are constants, } \\ \text{then the point (h, k) is the vertex of the function} \end{gathered}

In our case,


y=(x+10)^2+2

h = -10, and k= 2

Therefore the vertex is (-10, 2)

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