What is the equation of the parabola that has a vertex at # (-8, 5) # and passes through point # (2,27) #?

Answer 1

#(x--8)^2=+(50/11)(y-5)" "#Vertex Form

From the given: Vertex (-8, 5) and passing thru (2, 27), the parabola opens upward. The reason is that the vertex is lower than the given point.

By the vertex form , we can solve for the value of #p#
#(x-h)^2=+4p(y-k)#
#(2--8)^2=+4p(27-5)#
#10^2=4p(22)#
#100=4(22)p#
#25=22p#
#p=25/22#

Go back to the vertex form

#(x--8)^2=+4(25/22)(y-5)#
#(x--8)^2=+2(25/11)(y-5)#
#(x--8)^2=+(50/11)(y-5)" "#Vertex Form

graph{(x--8)^2=(50/11)(y-5)[-50,50,-25,25]}

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Answer 2

The equation of the parabola is ( y = \frac{1}{15}(x + 8)^2 + 5 ).

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