Question

can someone help me with these?? see attachment please

Answer 1

can you help me? @jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

where are you stuck?

Answer 3

i dont know how to do number 6 if i could do one ill try the rest @Loser66

Answer 4

-x^2 goes to d
2x^2 goes to c
a to 9
b to 6

Answer 5

can someone help me with the last question number 10

Answer 6

This is Algebra 2, involving translations right?

Answer 7

no its algebra 1 b

Answer 8

Ok then you would graph each of the functions. Just plug in some numbers and see what you get

Answer 9

y = -2x^2 + 4 is the same as y = -2x^2, except that it is four units higher. You should see this when you have done the graphed both the equations on the same graph.

Answer 10

wait what?

Answer 11

Sorry for the bad mouse writing but the graphs basically look like this

Answer 12

oh okay so how am i supposed to compare and contrast the graph?

Answer 13

It's the same graph, but one of them is four units higher. This is where the (+4) comes into play

Answer 14

This is it. When you graph both of them, you'll get something like these.
Then we can make the observation that y = -2x^2 + 4 is the same graph, but four units higher. That would be your answer

Answer 15

okay thank you!!!

Answer 16

Happy to help :)