What is the standard form of #y=5(x-3)^2+3#?
2 Answers
Nov 17, 2015
Standard form
If you meant to ask: 'What is this equation when presented in standard form'? Then you have
Explanation:
The standard form is
However, if you wish to present this equation in standard form we have:
Nov 17, 2015
Explanation:
- Expand
#(x-3)^2# in the equation:
- Distribute the 5 to the first parenthesis:
So now you have
- Now distribute the
#5x# &#-15# to the next parenthesis:
So now you have
- Finally, add the constant
#(# +#3)# :
- Final Answer: