tommarvoloriddle

De latexed:

Let f(x)=\(\frac{(x-2)^2-9}{3}\). The equation y=f(x) is graphed, and the x- and y-intercepts of the graph are connected to form a polygon. What is the area of that polygon?

The answer is also presented here:

https://brilliant.org/problems/from-signup/combinatorial-geometry-or-is-it-geometrical-combin/no-group/no-input/?topic_tag=combinatorics#

Guys?

I think this is homework...

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Devil 2.0

Just took it-

Can't tell you-

There's a contract-

Study number theory and more math...

Still dead.

Think about it this way:

For A you have a negative slope, and the problem is intuitively asking for a positive one.

Since they contradict, It is false.

Did somebody say, CATS???

I love them but they hate me...

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I didn't know how to play AoPS FTW

I was at 1003 once...

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OH, Thank you!