What is the vertex form of #y=(x + 21)(x + 1) #?

Answer 1

#color(blue)("Vertex "-> (x,y)->(-11,-100)#

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Given:#" "y=(x+21)(x+1)#

Let #k# be the error correcting constant

Multiply out giving

#" "y=x^2+22x+21#

#y=(x^(color(magenta)(2))+22x)+21+k" "color(brown)("No error yet so k=0 at this stage")#

Move the power to outside the bracket

#y=(x+22color(green)( x))^(color(magenta)(2)) +21+k" "color(brown)("Now we have the error "->k!=0 )#

Remove the #x# from #22color(green)(x)#

#" "y=(x+color(red)(22))^2+21+k#

Multiply #color(red)(22)" by "(1/2) =color(blue)(11 )#

#" "color(green)(y=(x+color(red)(22))^2+21+k)#

#"changes to "color(green)(y=(x+color(blue)(11))^2+21+k)#

The error introduced is #(axxb/2)^2 ->(1xx22/2)^2 =+ 121#

So #k = -121# to 'get rid' of the error
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So
#" "color (magenta)( y=(x+color(blue)(11))^2+21)-121#

#" "y=(x+11)^2-100#

#" "color(blue)("Vertex "-> (x,y)->(-11,-100)#

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Answer 2

The vertex form of the given quadratic function y = (x + 21)(x + 1) is y = (x + 11.5)^2 - 121.25.

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When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.

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When evaluating a one-sided limit, you need to be careful when a quantity is approaching zero since its sign is different depending on which way it is approaching zero from. Let us look at some examples.

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