Converting Vertex to Standard Form Tutorial

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Hii, I have a question to final answer on problem#2 How they make a 11/3 the 5?

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[@Kingstonbuoi12]

4:05 quick question, how did you get the -11/3?

[@Jyc783]

Right my brain kept Wondering where that came from 😭

[@Jyc783]

I wonder if it was supposed to be 12 cause 4+5+3 is 12

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[@shaned.3201]

Im confused with the -11 at the end

[@maria-ot7nd]

if you want to subtract fractions, they have to have the same denominator. So, 5 as a fraction is 5/1 and you have to multiply the numerator and denominator by 3. Then, you get 15/3. Lastly, you subtract 15 from 4 and give it a denominator of 3. That's how you get -11/3

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@@maria-ot7nd I see, so multiply the fraction until the denominators match

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How did u get - 11? In the end

[@fatherfisto]

4/3 - 15/3

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thank you some guy was saying something about like finishing the square but this actually makes sense

[@Jellylagun]

how do you got -11/4 at of 4/3 , -5?

[@fusionrage5096]

multiplied -5 by the denominator -> -5 x 3 = -15 (Remember you still have to divide it by denominator you multiplied ) -15/3 then add 4/3 and one should get -11/3. (P.S. They got -11/3 not -11/4)

[@avrilmei7338]

Fusion Rage From what I know, If it is a whole number then the denominator will always be 1. So it should be solve like this, 4/3 and - 5/1 so the denominator should be 3. For 4/3, 3 divided by 3 is 1, 1 x 4 = 4. For - 5/1, 3 divided by 1 is 3, 3 x -5 = -15. Then, 4 + (-15) = -11. And it would be 11/3 coz the denominator is 3. We get the same answer but diff solution. Hmm, what is the correct solution for this?

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Just simply use butterfly method

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just do cross multiply - ALL numbers that are whole numbers HAVE AN INVINSIBLE 1 in the denominator..

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[@chikaamanna9355]

Please I have a question, If the initial zeros have different signs, how do you go about it? My question is with regards to the first example you gave where you were expanding (x-3)^2. I was thinking that since it is a negative sign, that their signs in the expansion should change? Sorry for my ingratitude act, Thanks for this video, I actually got what I needed from this video but I just got confused at some point.

[@NateDdragon]

4:05 Where did you get -11/3 from?

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Hello teacher I just can't get the other example about the fraction can you do more abt that?

[@comficoffi1493]

Where did you get -6x when you were multiplying (x - 3)(x - 3) out of curiosity?

[@shammyyy2951]

How did you get -11 for the second one

[@jacobfrancis8089]

4/3 minus 5. Or 4/3 minus 15/3 is equal to -11/3

[@mr.borkborkrandom3412]

Question. How did the 4/3 in the second problem changed to -11/3?

[@mr.borkborkrandom3412]

Never mind I figured it out basically solving basic fractions..

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How do we know what a is for the vertex form if it is not given

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where was the 4 pulled from

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I'm going to answer the first example but she answered it already so I'm just gonna copy it thanks!

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Instead of multiplying the equation by the 1/3 can't we multiply the one 1/3 by 3 there for were dealing with whole numbers

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Yep, that's usually what I do, too.

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I have a question, what if its actually x= and not y= ?

[@RohitSanysi]

Hello i did not obvious the second part could you aid me

[@merianesavela8263]

Umm so where did you get the 11? I don't get it y=1/3x²+4/3x-11/3 so how did it get 11?

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how about if it is an X? instead of y?

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what will i do if there's no A variable

[@rudolfelizabeth1157]

what about the second form x=a(y-k)^2+h

[@chronos8436]

What if there's no a? The one given to me is (x -2)² -14

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[@jsavnotaverage]

where did that 9 come from??

[@qondom]

how did you get 11/3

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What if there isn’t a number after “y =“ for example y = (x + 5)2 + 2

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So, my question has just negative sign in front of the parenthesis , what do I do? (Looks like this): y= -(x+2)^2

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The minus stands for -1

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[@fusionrage5096]

(x+2)(x+2) -> -1(x^2+4x+4) ---> -x^2-4x-4

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Hey Friendlymath 101 if you're still active what do i do when instead of a(x-h)2 it is a(x+h)2?

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What do you call the a in the problem

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What if the a value is -0.2?

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What if value if a is not given

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But how did you get -11/3????

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how did u get -11?

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-5 times 3 is -15 + 4 is -11

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4:23 4/3-5= 11????

[@learnwithpi]

(4/3) - 5 When adding or subtracting fractions we have to make the bottom of our fractions match. As a fraction 5 would be equal to (5/1). So to get that '1' to be a '3', multiply (5/1) x (3/3) (3/3 is just a 1, so we're not changing the value of 5. That gives us (4/3) - (5/1)x(3/3) = (4/3) - (15/3) = -11/3 :)

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How did you get -11/3

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Please convert from standard to vertex form.

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What if the a equals 0

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