The polynomial function $y = ax^2 + bx + c$ has a maximum if Select one: a. $a = 0$ b. $0 < a < 1$ c. $a < 0$ d. $a = 1$
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It seems like there is a missing term after the bx. Let's assume it is bx^2. So the correct polynomial function is y = 412 + bx + cx^2. Show more…
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