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Find the minimum value of y given that y = 2x^2+ 6x + 2.
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Find the minimum value of y given that y = 2x^2+ 6x + 2.

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Answer:

-5/2

Explanation:

x= -b/2a

x= -6/4= -3/2

y=2×(9/4)+6(-3/2)+2= -5/2

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