SOLUTION: How do you graph the following:
y+1=-1/20(x-1)^2
y+1= 1/20(x-1)^2
y+1=-1/12(x-1)^2
x+1=-1/20(y-1)^2
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Question 370308: How do you graph the following:
y+1=-1/20(x-1)^2
y+1= 1/20(x-1)^2
y+1=-1/12(x-1)^2
x+1=-1/20(y-1)^2
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How do you graph the following:
y+1=-1/20(x-1)^2
Solve for y
y = -1 - (1/20)(x-1)^2
Pick values for x and find y. Plot the points, draw a curve thru them.
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y+1= 1/20(x-1)^2 same
y+1=-1/12(x-1)^2 same
x+1=-1/20(y-1)^2 same, except solve for x and pick values of y.
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