Question

math help

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

@Laylalyssa

Answer 3

Do you know the shifts of a parabola, and what changes?

Answer 4

not very well

Answer 5

omy- I can barely read that

Answer 6

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not very well
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how much do you know

Answer 7

-_-
well, the easiest thing to remember in all the shifts is the vertical shifts
Because x^2 +5, is just x^2 but moved up 5
x^2 -3, is just x^2 moved down 3

Answer 8

yea?

Answer 9

okay

Answer 10

So do you know how to do a and b now?

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

Okay

Answer 13

and now for c and d, those are horizontal shifts

Answer 14

x^2 vs. (x-3)^2 is only the x^2 shift to the right 3

Answer 15

x^2 vs. (x+5)^2 is only the x^2 shift to the left 5

Answer 16

yea?

Answer 17

The way I remember the horizontal shifts and it might help you remember it as well which is why I'm sharing

(x + h)^2

if it's PLUS then you move to the LEFT by h units
PLUS is 4 letters
LEFT is 4 letters


(x - h)^2

if it's MINUS then you move to the RIGHT by h units
MINUS is 5 letters
RIGHT is 5 letters