Quadratic Formula in Vertex Form
## Formula
The roots of:
$$a(x-h)^2+k=0$$
are:
$$x=h\pm\sqrt{-\frac ka}$$
## Conditions / Special Cases
For real roots:
$$-\frac ka\ge0$$
If:
$$-\frac ka>0$$
there are two distinct real roots.
If:
$$-\frac ka=0$$
there is one repeated real root.
If:
$$-\frac ka<0$$
the roots are non-real.
## Usage
- Used to solve quadratics directly when they are already in vertex form.