(1)/(4p)(x-h)^(2)+k=0 Multiply the equation by 4p. Explain how different values of k affect the number of zeros of the polynomial. Consider k > 0, k = 0, and k < 0. Assume p > 0.​

Part a: select all of the ordered pairs that are located on the graph of the equation. part b: does the graph of the equation represent a function? select all correct answers for part a and one answer for part b.

Find two numbers if their sum is 91 and the ratio is 6: 7?

Rewrite the equation x = 65 - 60p by factoring the side that contains the variable p.