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,rotate
sorry for the bad quality
the exercise is
Proof that a ( x - α )^2 + B = f(x)
f(x) = ax + bx + c
α = - b/2a
B = f(α)
ah ok
well
try expanding out (x-alpha)^2
and then multiplying by a
and keep in mind that beta f(alpha) is a constant