
Kenneth S. answered 04/05/17
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Algebra II EXPERT will help you survive & prosper
Substitute three times, using each of the three (x,y) ordered pairs, getting 3 equations in the three unknowns a, b, c.
Solve that system of three linear equations for a, b, c.

Kenneth S.
If you subtract the first equation from each of the second and third equations, you then have two equations in two unknowns, and that should be very easy to solve. By substitution or by cramer's rule (2 by 2 determinants).
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04/05/17
Gates B.
So I have equations
1) a+b+c = -6
2) 4a+2b+c = -7
3) 9a+3b+c = -4
and form ehre i thought you added equations 1 and 2
and did the same with equation 1 and 3. but i'm not sure if this is the correct method.
04/05/17