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NARRATOR: Exercise three.

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A parabola has vertex (1, 3)
and passes through the point (3, 11).

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Find its equation.

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We know that an equation
given in turning point form -

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that is in the form
y = a(x – h) all squared plus k -

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has a vertex at (h, k).

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So in this case,
with the vertex at (1, 3),

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the equation will be of the form
y = a(x – 1) all squared, + 3.

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So with the equation in this form,

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the point (3, 11) can be used
to calculate a.

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So we substitute
the point (3, 11) in -

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that is, when x = 3, y = 11.

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In simplifying and solving for a,
we find that a is equal to 2.

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So therefore the equation
of the parabola

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which has a vertex at (1, 3) and
passes through the point (3, 11)

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is y = 2(x-1) all squared, + 3.

