Factored Form of a Quadratic Equation - Nerdstudy

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how do i find the vertex point in a factored form of a quadratic equation?

[@mattoucas869]

You can find the axis of symmetry (the vertical line that cuts the parabola into two symmetrical parts which also has the same x value as the vertex point) by finding the average between the two zeroes. Now you just substitute the x value of the axis of symmetry into the equation and solve. You will end up with a "y =" statement which is the y value of the vertex and since the axis of symmetry has the same x value as the vertex, you just use that x value for the vertex.

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[@globalduse3513]

um so I watched the video from before and the 2 examples that you gave were ones with numbers multiplying with the x value on the second part of the standard form equation but this example at the start of the video has the x value by its self and you didn't show an example like that so if you want to know how to actually factor the equation use his video and another person video or maybe just another person video (sorry for the long comment)

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But what if an equation like this y=2(x-1)(x-5)

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[@mattoucas869]

Math is like that. You eventually figure it out though.