SOLUTION: For the following questions consider the basic upward opening parabola y=x2 (x squared).
In this parabola, as the x-value increases toward positive infinity, does the y-value al
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Question 189164: For the following questions consider the basic upward opening parabola y=x2 (x squared).
In this parabola, as the x-value increases toward positive infinity, does the y-value also increase towards infinity?
Answer by feliz1965(151) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If you replace x with any integer (negative or positive), the value of y increases because the squaring process makes numbers bigger not smaller.
I would say yes to your question.
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