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What is the vertex of the graph function y=4x^2+8x-2

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Answer:

vertex = (-1, -6)

Explanation:

The function you gave is in the Standard Form : y = aX^2 + bX + c.

So you use the equation x = -b/ 2a to solve for the x coordinate of your vertex.

Based on your question, a =4, b =8 and c = -2.

So you plug that in and get x = -8/2(4). Thus, x value for the vertex is -1.

Now you plug -1 into your original equation to find your y value.

y = 4 (-1)^2 + 8 (-1) -2

So y = -6. Thus, your vertex is at pt (-1, -6)

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