3 years ago

@Apologiabiology mind helping once more?

1 answer:

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Domain is all real, yep
vertex of y values is from2 to infinity, so 2nd is false
y int is where x=0, that is at y=2, nope so 3rd is false
2 up and 1 to left, so no for 4th
x intercept? there are none

answer is only first option

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