shamiya15 shamiya15

03-02-2019
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Which describes the difference between the graph of f(x)=x^2 and g(x)=-(x^2-2)

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manans224 manans224

03-02-2019

Answer:

First reflected on the axis y=0 (x axis) and then translated by the vector (0,2)

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I have attached a screenshot of the graphs :)

The red is y=x²

The blue is y=-(x²-2)

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