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What transformation would y=(x-2) 2 to the second+1 have

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Answer:Let's look at what's happening to the x and y coordinates.

x1 is 1, and x2 is -1. The difference between them is 2. x is decreasing by 2. Therefore, the first part of our answer is x-2.

How, y1 is 3 and y2 is 4. This is increasing by 1.

So, our answer is (x-2,y+1)

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