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In which direction does the parabola
y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
y - 9x^2 = -6
y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
open?
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Choices:
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(A)up
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(B)down
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(C)right
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(D)left
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Algebra 2
Find properties of a parabola from equations in general form
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Q.
In which direction does the parabola
y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
y - 9x^2 = -6
y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
open?
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Choices:
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(A)up
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(B)down
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(C)right
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(D)left
Identify Parabola Orientation:
Identify if the parabola is vertical or horizontal.
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y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
y - 9x^2 = -6
y
−
9
x
2
=
−
6
has a squared
x
x
x
term.
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It's a vertical parabola.
Rearrange Equation to Standard Form:
Rearrange the equation to standard form by isolating
y
y
y
. Add
9
x
2
9x^2
9
x
2
to both sides.
y
−
9
x
2
+
9
x
2
=
−
6
+
9
x
2
y - 9x^2 + 9x^2 = -6 + 9x^2
y
−
9
x
2
+
9
x
2
=
−
6
+
9
x
2
y
=
9
x
2
−
6
y = 9x^2 - 6
y
=
9
x
2
−
6
Determine Parabola Opening Direction:
Determine the direction the parabola opens.
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The coefficient of
x
2
x^2
x
2
is
9
9
9
, so
a
=
9
a = 9
a
=
9
.
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a > 0, the parabola opens up.
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