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What type of quadratic equation is represented in the graph below? Not enough information Non-factorable Trinomial Perfect Square Trinomial Difference of Two Squares
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To get the answer I first found the y-intercept, and plugged in the coordinates to see how to go from there, the equation is y=x^2-4. When I factored the equation it was y=(x+2)(x-2) therefore the graph represents a difference of two squares
so is non factored?
Um what do you mean?
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@rajfk35 what is factored?
I guess so if thats what you mean
It *is* factored!
x^2 is a square, and 4 is a square. The answer is the last choice, "Difference of Two Squares".
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