Algebra: A Combined Approach (4th Edition)

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Chapter 11 - Section 11.6 - Further Graphing of Quadratic Functions - Exercise Set - Page 821: 35

Answer

5, -5

Work Step by Step

The two numbers are $x$ and $x-10$. The product is $(x)(x-10)$, and we want this to be as small as possible. This product is as small as possible as the vertex. $x(x-10)$ $x^2-10x=y$ $x^2-10x+(-10/2)^2=y+(-10/2)^2$ $x^2-10x+(-5)^2=y+(-5)^2$ $x^2-10x+25=y+25$ $(x-5)^2=y+25$ $(x-5)^2-25=y+25-25$ $(x-5)^2-25=y$ Vertex: $(5, -25)$ $x-10$ $5-10$ $-5$ The numbers are 5, -5.
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