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Find the minimum of y = 2(x - 3)(x + 6).

 Nov 11, 2019

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Do the math

2 * (x-3)(x+6) = 2x^2 +6x-36    this in upward shaped parabola (like a bowl)

minimum x value will be    - b/(2a)    -6/4       use this value to calculate the y value from the original equation....

 Nov 11, 2019
edited by ElectricPavlov  Nov 11, 2019

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Do the math

2 * (x-3)(x+6) = 2x^2 +6x-36    this in upward shaped parabola (like a bowl)

minimum x value will be    - b/(2a)    -6/4       use this value to calculate the y value from the original equation....

ElectricPavlov Nov 11, 2019
edited by ElectricPavlov  Nov 11, 2019
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 Nov 18, 2019

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