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Find the Vertex Point. ***Find: -b/2a . That's the x. To find your, plug that value back into the original equation.​

Find the Vertex Point. ***Find: -b/2a . That's the x. To find your, plug that value back into the original equation.​
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Find the Vertex Point.

***Find: -b/2a . That's the x. To find your, plug that value back into the original equation.​

Find the Vertex Point. ***Find: -b/2a . That's the x. To find your, plug that value-example-1
User Thelovekesh
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the vertex point would be (1,3)


Step-by-step explanation:
-b/2a:
-(-2)/2(1)
2/2=1
Plug 1 in for all the X’s
y=1^2-2(1)+4
y=3
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