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How to convert 5x^2-60x+200 to vertex form?
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How to convert 5x^2-60x+200 to vertex form?
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How to convert 5x^2-60x+200 to vertex form?
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y=a(x-h)^2+k
is what vertex form look like. (h,k) is your vertex so in this problem your vertex would be (60,200)
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