Y = 3x^2 – 6, minimum or maximum?

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Mousey asked Apr 7, 2023

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Y = 3x^2 – 6, minimum or maximum?

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Mousey asked Apr 7, 2023

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Maximum the answer is maximum
That answers is maximum because it states the power of so it multiplies

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Minimum

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Since the leading coefficient is positive, this means that the parabola will open upward in a U-shape, showing that its vertex will be a minimum.

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