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3 years ago

How are both the graphs related, name a few mathematical ways they are related

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kakasveta [241]3 years ago

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Hey, one immediate way these graphs are related is that both graphs have the same parent function -- y = x^2. Another way they are related is that they both have minimums (which only occurs for parabolas that open upward).

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