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Which of the following has a graph that is wider than the graph of y=x^2+2? a. y=3x^2+3 b.y=0.5x^2+1 c.y=-4x^2-1 d.y=4x^2+1. I know its not b. And im leaning for a. but i dont understand this yet. just starting quadratic equations and such.
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if you have y = a x^2 + b you can ignore the b when trying to figure out how "wide" or how narrow the graph is. start with y= x^2 (rather than x^2 + 2, because we can ignore the +2) that equation says as that whatever x is, y is x*x |dw:1424893847854:dw| the graph looks like a smile
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