How is the graph of y=-2x^2-5 different from the graph of y=-2x^2 ?

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ipwnbunnies · Answer

Are you able to graph the two functions and look at them for yourself?

ipwnbunnies · Answer

@milk_cart0n

lucaz · Answer

that would help.. the difference is the constant -5, in any graph a constant shifts the graph in the y-axis

anonymous · Answer

I don't understand how to graph them, but thank you

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Thank you, as in lucaz explained it to you? lol

anonymous · Answer

Differences:
- The graph y2 = -2x^2 passes at the origin O. The graph y1 = -2x^2 - 5 passes at point (0, -5)
- The graph y2 has double x-intercepts (double real roots) at point origin (0, 0). The graph y1 doesn't have x-intercepts (no real roots, or 2 complex roots)
- y2 has its max at (0, 0). y1has its max at (0, -5)