Question

describe differences between graph of y=-3/4(x-6)^2+4 and standard position graph of y=x^2

Answer 1

can u plz draw this so it can be seen better or at least use the equation button?

Answer 2

\[y=-3/4(x-6)^2+4 \]

Answer 3

\[y=x^2\]

Answer 4

so u mean -3/4 not -3 over 4(x-6)^2

Answer 5

correct

Answer 6

ok then...

Answer 7

can u help me?? plz??

Answer 8

the - in the beginning will makes the graph negative
iwill write hte rest just give me afew minutes

Answer 9

the trick in doing this is to know that if it is a fraction in fromnt of the equation then the graph will widen it there is a whole number then it will shrink

if there is number inside the parantheses wil x

if it is negative then the graph will move that many units to the right
if it is positive then the graph will move that many units to the left

here is the solution to u r question but u should memorize those two hints when solving these types of quesitons

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the 3/4 will widen the graph horizontally

the -6 will moves the graph to the right 6 units and the +4 will move the graph up 4 units

Answer 10

i get it now...thankyou for your help

Answer 11

ur welcome