What would this equation be in vertex form? Show all steps please! :)
y2 + 16x - 4y = -20

Answer: Answer is in the attachment xoxo

Step-by-step explanation:Subtract

y

2

y

2

 from both sides.

16

x

−

4

y

=

−

20

−

y

2

16x−4y=−20−y

2

2 Factor out the common term

4

4.

4

(

4

x

−

y

)

=

−

20

−

y

2

4(4x−y)=−20−y

2

3 Divide both sides by

4

4.

4

x

−

y

=

−

20

−

y

2

4

4x−y=

4

−20−y

2

​

4 Add

y

y to both sides.

4

x

=

−

20

−

y

2

4

+

y

4x=

4

−20−y

2

​

+y

5 Divide both sides by

4

4.

x

=

−

20

−

y

2

4

+

y

4

x=

4

4

−20−y

2

​

+y

​

6 Simplify  

−

20

−

y

2

4

+

y

4

4

4

−20−y

2

​

+y

​

  to  

−

20

−

y

2

4

4

+

y

4

4

4

−20−y

2

​

​

+

4

y

​

.

x

=

−

20

−

y

2

4

4

+

y

4

x=

4

4

−20−y

2

​

​

+

4

y

​

7 Simplify  

−

20

−

y

2

4

4

4

4

−20−y

2

​

​

  to  

−

20

−

y

2

4

×

4

4×4

−20−y

2

​

.

x

=

−

20

−

y

2

4

×

4

+

y

4

x=

4×4

−20−y

2

​

+

4

y

​

8 Simplify  

4

×

4

4×4  to  

16

16.

x

=

−

20

−

y

2

16

+

y

4

x=

16

−20−y

2

​

+

4

y

​

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