Eric N. answered 08/18/17
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The vertex of the parabola is found by putting the equation in quadratic form which is: f(x) = ax^2+bx+c . So the vertex is (h,k) and h=-b/2a. So since a=1 and b=-2 the vertex is (1,3) Since a=1 and a positive value means it opens upward. So the y value of the vertex is the lowest point on the range which is 3. The highest point is infinity since it goes down - forever. So the range is (3,∞). The domain of the quadratic is (-∞,∞).