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Where is the vertex of y=3(x-26)^2+14?

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The vertex is (26,14)

Because it’s written in vertex form which y=a(x-h)^2 + k. H is the x for the vertex And h is changed to it’s opposite. So since 26 is negative it would actually be positive 26. While k ls the y of the vertex which is 14 in our case
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