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Consider the problem of finding the line of symmetry and vertex of the quadratic equation f(x) =x^2-8x+15 what is the error in the solution below?
x^2-8x+15=0 x=-8/2 =-8/2=-4 line of symmetry
8^2-8x+15=0 (-4)^2-8(-4)+15=0
16+32+15=0 y=63
(-4,63) vertex
a. the solution is correct.
b. the line of symmetry should have been 4 instead of β4.
c. the vertex is incorrect; it should have been {β4, 53}.
d. -4^2 should have been squared as β16 instead of 16.
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