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How would you translate the graph of y=-x squared to produce the graph of y=-(x-6) squared?
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Okay: move the graph of -x^2 over 6 units to the right.
is there step by steps to solve it?
Not really: you need to think that x is changed out for x-6 Therefore x1 = x2 -6 x2 = x1 +6: shift the graph 6 to the right
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by x2 you mean x squared right?
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I mean \[x _{2}\]
you mean x^2?
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