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MATH / In an equation of the form k=ax²+bx+c with a>0, the least possible value of k occurs at x=−b/(2a). In the equation k=(6x+12)(x−8), what is the least possible value for k? · Discussion

Discussing In an equation of the form k=ax²+bx+c with a>0, the least possible value of k occurs at x=−b/(2a). In the equation k=(6x+12)(x−8), what is the least possible value for k? · MATH

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