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Problem # 4Which statements regarding the function #(a) = -312 + 187 - 21 are true?Select all that apply.A. When written in vertex form, f(2) =-3(2 - 3)? + 6.B. When written in vertex form, F(a) =-3(2-3)?-2.EC. When written in vertex form, f(z) = (2 - 3)? +6.D. When written in vertex form, f(x)=(2-3-2.E. The vertex of f(I) is located at (3,6).

Problem # 4Which statements regarding the function #(a) = -312 + 187 - 21 are true-example-1
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Given function:


f(x)\text{ = -3x}^2\text{ + 18x - 21}

Given the general form of a quadratic equation:


f(x)\text{ = ax}^2\text{ + bx + c}

The vertex form of the quadratic equation is:


\begin{gathered} f(x)\text{ = a\lparen x- h\rparen}^2\text{ + k} \\ Where\text{ h = -}(b)/(2a) \\ k\text{ = f\lparen h\rparen} \end{gathered}

Let us proceed to find the vertex of the quadratic equation:

We have

a = -3, b = 18, c = -21

The x-coordinate of the vertex:


\begin{gathered} h\text{ = - }(18)/(2*-3) \\ =\text{ 3} \end{gathered}

The y-coordinate of the vertex:


\begin{gathered} k\text{ = -3\lparen3\rparen}^2\text{ + 18\lparen3\rparen -21} \\ =\text{ 6} \end{gathered}

Hence, the vertex of the equation is at (3, 6)

The equation in vertex form is thus:


f(x)\text{ = -3\lparen x-3\rparen}^2\text{ + 6}

Answer:

The statements that are correct are:

Option A and option E

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