how to sketch a graph using y=(x+3)^2+3

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anonymous · Answer

Hi there!  Ready to work together on this?

anonymous · Answer

While I wait for ya to reply, here's a follow up question:

Do you know about the "parent function" of a parabola?  (Also known as a standard parabola)

anonymous · Answer

Try to lemme know within the next five minutes if you still wanna work on this; I've got my own calculus 2 studying to do, so I might get absorbed into that and be unable to help ya if I forget!

anonymous · Answer

nice reply @uber :P

anonymous · Answer

Thanks ;)

I always try to make sure that any help that I give is obtained through the questioner helping me so that they get practice.  I know I can't learn stuff if people just gimme the answer, so I try to teach others the same way.  ^_^

anonymous · Answer

Though it's always a bummer when like 90% of the people I try to help either don't answer, or begin to answer and then someone is like "The answer's A". lol

anonymous · Answer

Knowing the graph for y=x^2, then you can shift it along the x and y axis accordingly.

anonymous · Answer

Yeah, I'm trying to get him/her to reply so that I can explain how to move the graph.  But if he/she doesn't know what x^2 looks like to begin with, having them move the graph around would be too far of a step forward.  I just wish I knew why people don't bother answering...  I posted merely 5 seconds after the question was initially made....