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And this problem, we're going to find the equation in standard form of the parabola given.
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The way that we begin here, because it crosses the x -axis, is to identify the two x intercepts.
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It looks like we have one in x is equal to negative 3, and the other one is that x is equal to a positive 3.
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So then from there, we kind of undo the factoring process.
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So you want to make sure that these two things stay equal to zero.
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So i'm going to add three to both sides, and i get x plus 3 is equal to zero.
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For the one on the right, i'm going to subtract three from both sides, so i have x minus 3 is equal to 0.
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To 0.
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So now i'm at the point here why y is equal to a times x plus 3 and x minus 3.
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Now there could have been an a value that we factored out in the very beginning that we need to put back in.
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So what we do is essentially use your y intercept.
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So the quote looks as if we have a y intercept at 0 comma 9.
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So this will be your x and this will be your y.
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We're going to plug those numbers in for x and y.
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So 9 will go in for y and 0 will go in for x...