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Please help me solve this parabola equation!! How do you convert this parabola equation: -7(x-7)^2 = (y-6) into standard form?

Please help me solve this parabola equation!! How do you convert this parabola equation: -7(x-7)^2 = (y-6) into standard form?
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Please help me solve this parabola equation!!

How do you convert this parabola equation: -7(x-7)^2 = (y-6) into standard form?

User Ramiro Magno
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y=−7x2+98x−337 is the answer

User Purpletonic
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  • -7(x-7)²=y-6
  • y=-7(x-7)²+6
  • y=-7(x²-14x+49)+6
  • y=-7x²+98x-343+6
  • y=-7x²+98x-337
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