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Answer:

A. The graphs of two of the functions have a minimum point.

Explanation:

Option A is false, because the only function that has a minimum point is


h(x)=(1)/(4)x^2+1

Option B is true because all the functions are of the form;


y=ax^2+c

The equation of axis of symmetry of equations in this form is x=0.

Option C is also true because,
h(x)=(1)/(4)x^2+1 is a minimum graph and its y-intercept is 1. This graph will hang above the x-axis.


g(x)=-2x^2-5 is a maximum graph whose y-intercept is -5.

This graph also hangs below the x-axis.

Option D is also true. The y-intercepts are 6,-5, and 1

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