Question

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

Answer 1

y = x^2 is the "parent function"... right?

Answer 2

right

Answer 3

graph of y = 3/4(x-6)^2 + 4 ?

Answer 4

(In your question, there is no equal sign in the first equation)

Answer 5

it's y = -3/4(x-6)^2 + 4

Answer 6

srry

Answer 7

OK... There are four components to graphing a quadratic...

Answer 8

First, the "vertical shift" .... In this case, + 4....

Answer 9

Second, the "horizontal shift" --- movement along the x-axis... In this case, (x - 6) implies a horizontal shift to the RIGHT...

Answer 10

And, third... the "stretch" is 3/4....

Answer 11

isn't it -3/4?