Question

What would the graph of y=x^2+1 look like?

a. a straight like
b. a parabola
c. a dotted line
d. none of the above

Answer 1

Plug in values like I mentioned before and draw it out.

Answer 2

I don't have a calc

Answer 3

You don't need a calculator, you need to stop relying on the calculator.

Answer 4

Then what do I have to do .-.

Answer 5

Plug in 1 in for the x and see what the following output would be for y and do it for a decent amount of numbers, till you get the graph.

Answer 6

Try what @iambatman suggested and if you do that and you still dont get it i can give you a hint

Answer 7

(x,y) all you need put points

Answer 8

I literally know nothing about this. ;-;

Answer 9

You have to give it a try, before you give up at least.

Answer 10

Idk how I would draw that

Answer 11

ok just try when x = 0 what does y equal?

Answer 12

IDK ;-;

Answer 13

if you give it a try, just a random shot in the dark, iambatman or anyone else would know exactly what you know and dont know, and we can work from there. when you draw a graph, you can pick ANY number you want for either x or y. then you will get the coordinate pair that corresponds. you do this with three numbers you usually have a good idea of what is going on! trust iambatman because he is teaching you how to learn instead of this particular problem.
y = x^2 +1

Answer 14

plug 0 in for x!
y = 0^2 +1. you should draw out a graph

Answer 15

o_o You don't need to plug in numbers, baman pls

Look at the end-behaviors.

It's quadratic, and the leading coefficient is positive so both sides will be point up. The +1 means it'll shift UP one interval on the "y" axis.

Answer 16

y = 0^2 + 1

0^2 = 0

y = 0 + 1.
do you understand that?

Answer 17

Something like that :3