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Y(x+2)2

 

Domain:

Range:

End Behaviors:

X-intercept:

Y-Intercept:

 

I will be forever  thankful if someone could help me, please! Thank you so much!! :)

Have a GREAT DAY!

 Jan 28, 2016

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ohh okay! Great, Thank you, to the both of you! I greatly appreciate it! :)

 Jan 28, 2016
 #1
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I'm sorry if some of those questions are stupid. :/

 Jan 28, 2016
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Ah fel dat UR stapid, U gt to get gud, m8. U cant' re-lie on dis cite, srry. ): ):) :)

 Jan 28, 2016
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Y(x+2)2 is that all that they gived to you ?

 Jan 28, 2016
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Solveit, U men gave*, gived iz nono word U reaturd!

 Jan 28, 2016
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Yes, Solviet :)

That's all they gave me :/

 Jan 28, 2016
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its pretty hard to work with just these terms, but we can work around it :)

ok, so if we put the whole factor equal to 0 it'll be simple

and;

Y(x+2)^2=0

you can take the whole thing apart

so (x+2)^2=0 and Y=0

isolate for x 

x=-2 or +2

and for a Y root the x should be equal to 0 so;

replacing X with 0 in the initial formula 

Y=0

thats all i can work with :)

hope this helps

 Jan 28, 2016
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i think

 

y=(x+2)^2

 

Domain it is the all values which x can be so there is can be all the numbers 

So your domain is (-infinity,+infinity)

 

Range is the all values of y since the equetion is squared so the y value cannot be less than 0 let s check:

(x+2)^2=0

x=-2

so your range is: (0,+infinity)

 

X-intercept it is when Y is 0 :

(x+2)^2=0

x=-2

 

Y-intercept when X is 0:

(0+2)^2=Y

Y=4

 

here s your graph:

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xcxwilih1w

 

 

and you can do that by yourself

 Jan 28, 2016
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ohh okay! Great, Thank you, to the both of you! I greatly appreciate it! :)

Hayley1 Jan 28, 2016
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my explonation so cool that even i didn t understand what did i wrote if you didn t understan smth ask i will try to help 

 Jan 28, 2016
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End point: -b/2a

 

\(Y=(x+2)^2\)

\(Y=x^2+4x+4\)

\(Y=ax^2+bx+c\)

 Jan 28, 2016
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Thank you. ;)

 Jan 28, 2016

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