Writing Quadratic Equations In Vertex Form & Standard Form Given 3 Points

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[@ryanpower9580]

How do you add -1 to one equation, but not the other?

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right where is -2 coming from

[@WinterFlare]

Because the equation is still true if it’s completely negative. Think about it like 1 = 1. But if you make it completely negative, -1 = -1, the equation is still true. It’s the same concept we’re using.

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Is that even mathematically legal?

[@fredflintstone3225]

If you multiply x - 1 to a negative Y it will become positive Y, correct? Example:( -7 = A + B + C) x-1 become 7 = A - B - C ?

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[@lexieg.419]

i got confused at 5:40 why am i subtracting the red equation by 2 ? videos are always super helpful

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You’re not subtracting, you’re multiplying

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where did you get the x-1??

[@reedbonkowski4492]

He didn't but if you are working with solutions to systems of equations you can manipulate your formulas as long as they stay true.

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Could use a little more explanation about completing square technique

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Bonus question: Not any three distinct points can form a quadratic function (parabola), states all the exceptions. For math major potential students, prove your answers.

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The worst explanation

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