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if i have y=-x squared, is it -(x)(x) or (-x)(-x)?
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(-x)(-x)
If it's \[y=-x^2\] then it is y=-(x)(x) If it's \[y=(-x)^2\] then it is y=(-x)(-x)
thank you, so im finding the x and y coordinates of y=-x squared. and i wasn't sure
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so if i make x a 3 then y would be -9, right?
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Correct :)
thanks a bunch
so in y=-x squared, if i plug in -1 for x, then y is -1?
yeah
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Does the equation appear as y = - x² ?
as opposed to y = ( - x ) ² ?
yeah that is how it appears as in y = ( - x ) ²
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