Trying to find the y in the vertex x is 1.25 (1.25,y).
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Let y=-16x2+40x+50,

y=50-16(x2-5x/2+25/16-25/16),

y=50-16((x-5/4)2-25/16),

y=50-16(x-5/4)2+25,

y=75-16(x-5/4)2.

The axis of symmetry is x=5/4=1.25, a vertical line (parallel to the y-axis), not a single point.

The single point is in fact the vertex of the parabola at (1.25,75).

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