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Which of the following could identify the transformation of a parabola with a vertex (-4,-6) to parabola with a vertex (1,-6)?

1 answer:

3 0

Hello,

2 possibilties:
1) a translation to the right of 5 (both parabolas are turning upward)
2) a central symetry( center is (-1.5,-6)
parabolas does not have the same direction upward and downward.

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