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 Aug 22, 2016

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 Aug 22, 2016
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Find the coordinates of the turning point for the equation of the graph below. y=x2+14x+33

 Aug 22, 2016
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Hello.....   you can graph it on this calculator (or others)

 

to find turning point ~  (-7, -16)

or you can take the derivative (which results in the equation of the SLOPE of the fxn)  and set it = 0 to get

2x + 14 = 0

2x=-14

x= -7       then substitute into the ORIGINAL equation to get 'y' at that point:

 

y= x^2 + 14x +33  =  49 - 98 +33 = -16

 

 

ANOTHER way is to find the 'zeroes' using the quadratic formula or factor the equation into

(x+11)(x+3)       to find the ZEROES as  -11 and -3    the turning point is exactly between these two at  x=-7

then substitute  - 7 into the equation to get y = -16

 Aug 22, 2016
edited by ElectricPavlov  Aug 22, 2016
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Omi67 Aug 22, 2016
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Since this is a parabola that the turns upwards, the turning point occurs at the vertex. The x coordinate of the vertex can be found as : 

 

-b/ [ 2a] =   -14 / [2 (1)]  =  -14 / 2  = -7

 

The y coordinate of the vertex can be found by putting the x coordinate value back into the function

 

(-7)^2 + 14 (-7) + 33  =  

 

49 - 98 + 33  =

 

-49 + 33 =

 

-16

 

So.......the turning point is ( -7, -16)

 

 

 

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 Aug 22, 2016

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