graph y= x2 + 1 using transformations, you would show the graph of y = x2 and the graph shifted up 1 unit. 푦= −2|x|+ 2

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compassionate · Answer

나는 한국어를하지 않습니다

compassionate · Answer

Oh - you speak English!

compassionate · Answer

What exactly does, "푦," mean?

anonymous · Answer

Yes I do

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea, It was there when I uploaded my question

anonymous · Answer

you mean copied paste?

compassionate · Answer

Could you change it or go look at it again so we can understand your question?

anonymous · Answer

do you need me to redo the question I apologize for that

compassionate · Answer

Yes, please.

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

graph y= x2 + 1 using transformations, you would show the graph of y = x2 and the graph shifted up 1 unit. Please do not show only the final graph.
𝑦= −2|𝑥|+ 2

anonymous · Answer

I hope this is better for you to understand, thanks for the help!!

compassionate · Answer

attachment

compassionate · Answer

I can't even see the characters.

anonymous · Answer

I post the question again in the reply box, do you see it?

anonymous · Answer

draw it instead using the  draw button.

whpalmer4 · Answer

I think the y=-2|x|+2 might be part of the next problem or something.

y = x^2 is a parabola with vertex at the origin.  y = x^2+1 is the same parabola, shifted up 1 unit, as seen here (dashed figure is original):