HELP ASAP PLEASE Describe the differences between the graph of y = -3/4 (x-6) ^ 2 + 4 and the standard position graph of y = x2.

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HELP ASAP PLEASE Describe the differences between the graph of y = -3/4 (x-6) ^ 2 + 4   and the standard position graph of y = x2.

matheducatormcg · Answer

its reflected, stretched, translated to the right, and translated up.
do you know who is who in this scenario?

matheducatormcg · Answer

in a quadratic of the form$$y=a(x-h)^2+k$$
the a value determines if it is reflected up or down by its sign.  the a value also tells you how much to stretch it by.  If you have a fraction out front we typically call this a shrink or compression.  the h value tells you to translate left or right.  the k value tells you how much to translate up or down.

matheducatormcg · Answer

your graph is reflected down because a is negative.
it is shrunk by a factor of 3/4.(typically this means you can go down 3/4 and over 1 in both directions from the vertex to get sketch points)
the graph is translated 6 to the right and translated 4 up.

anonymous · Answer

can you sum this up?