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Campare the graphs of y=ax^2 and y=(cx)^2 to the graph of the parent function y=x^2 for a=c>0

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Sergio [31]2 years ago

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Answer: To graph a function of the form y+ax^2

Step-by-step explanation: make a table of values-polt point draw curve compare with y+x^2

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Campare the graphs of y=ax^2 and y=(cx)^2 to the graph of the parent function y=x^2 for a=c>0​

Campare the graphs of y=ax^2 and y=(cx)^2 to the graph of the parent function y=x^2 for a=c>0