Question

Which describes the difference between the graph of f(x) = x2 and g(x) = -(x2 - 2)?

Answer 1

Answer: B; here's a brief explanation as to why:

g(x) is an equation that has a -1 being distributed to both x^2 and -2, making the equation really -x^2 + 2,

the - in x^2 would flip the line on the X axis, while the + 2 would raise the line up by two

Answer 2

B.....................