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Chapter 9: Q59. (page 533)

Graph each equation. Use the TRACE feature to find the vertex on the graph. Round to the nearest thousandth if necessary.

y=4x2+10x+6

Short Answer

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The vertex on the graph is −1.202,−0.241.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Insert the provided into the calculator.

Take the help of a graphing calculator and pressY=after it insert the provided equation as localid="1647931231639" Y1=4x2+10x+6.

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Step 2. Determine the graph of the provided equation.

Set the window of the calculator as,

Xmin=−5Xmax=5Xscl=1Ymin=0Ymax=20Yscl=1Xres=1

After the setting of window, press GRAPH button to obtain the graph.

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Step 3. Determine the required vertex.

Press TRACE button and use the arrow keys to determine the vertex.

The obtained graph represents the vertex as−1.202128,−0.240833 which means that−1.202128,−0.240833 is the required vertex.

The vertex of the graph after rounding to the nearest thousand is −1.202,−0.241.

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