Math Parabola 02 Graphing In General Form Again With a = 1 For Years Grade 10 & 11 Academic Courses

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There are 3 commonly used forms of writing a parabola. This video deals with the 'Turning Point Form'. Not a lengthy explanation nor lots of reasoning, just the basics. This is good for the Australian Year 10A course and year 11 Methods or NSW Advanced Courses. Basically for those who are solid at their Math and looking for a career pathway that uses higher Math. It is presumed knowledge for much of further Math.

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