Mathematics, 22.04.2020 02:16, c1100321311

A student named Rachel wrote the vertex equation for a quadratic function with a vertex at (-7, -6) and an a value of 4. vertex form: y =a(x-k)^2 +h. (h, k) = (-7,6) a = 4. this is not correct. explain the mistakes.

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