Intermediate Algebra (6th Edition)

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Chapter 8 - Section 8.6 - Further Graphing of Quadratic Functions - Exercise Set - Page 526: 32

Answer

Vertex: $(-5, -16/5)$ Opens upward x-intercepts: -9, -1 y-intercept: 9/5

Work Step by Step

$f(x)=1/5x^2+2x+9/5$ $y=1/5x^2+2x+9/5$ $y=(1/5x^2+2x)+9/5$ $y=1/5(x^2+10x)+9/5$ $y=1/5(x^2+10x+(10/2)^2)+9/5-(1/5)(10/2)^2$ $y=1/5(x^2+10x+(5)^2)+9/5-(1/5)(5)^2$ $y=1/5(x^2+10x+25)+9/5-(1/5)(25)$ $y=1/5(x+5)^2+9/5-5$ $y=1/5(x+5)^2-16/5$ Vertex: $(-5, -16/5)$ Opens upward $x=0$ $f(x)=1/5x^2+2x+9/5$ $f(0)=1/5*0^2+2*0+9/5$ $f(0)=1/5*0+0+9/5$ $f(0)=0+9/5$ $f(0)=9/5$ $y=0$ $y=1/5(x+5)^2-16/5$ $0=1/5(x+5)^2-16/5$ $0+16/5=1/5(x+5)^2-16/5+16/5$ $16/5=1/5(x+5)^2$ $16/5*5=1/5(x+5)^2*5$ $16=(x+5)^2$ $\sqrt {16} = \sqrt {(x+5)^2}$ $±4 = x+5$ $4=x+5$ $4-5=x+5-5$ $-1=x$ $-4=x+5$ $-4-5=x+5-5$ $-9=x$ x-intercepts: -9, -1 y-intercept: 9/5
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