3 years ago

1 1/5 times 4/5 multiply and simplify

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The parabola with with a vertex at (-4,-2) represents any member of parabolas with the equation $y(x)=a(x+4)^2-2$ where $a$ is any real number with the exception that $a\neq 0$ .

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