Please look at the attached graph below ; The graph shows a parabola with branches up, and the vertex situated at the point (3, -16) which corresponds to the double root x = 3.
What is a solution to a system of equations?
For a solution to be solution to a system, it must satisfy all the equations of that system, and as all points satisfying an equation are in their graphs,
So solution to a system is the intersection of all its equation at single point.
We have to make the graph of y = (x – 3)^2 – 16.
Please look at the attached graph below;
The graph shows a parabola with branches up, and the vertex situated at the point (3, -16) which corresponds to the double root x = 3.
Also, the vertical shift that lowers that vertex 16 units below the x-axis.
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