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Question 41821
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cord algebra 1
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y=-(x+3)^2
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cord algebra 1
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To graph this parabola
y = -(x+3)^2
realize its vertex is at (-3, 0) and that it is of normal width but concave downward because of the minus sign before the parentheses...