2.How is the graph of y=-2x^2-5 different from the graph of y=-2x^2? (1 point) It is shifted 5 units up. It is shifted 5 units down. It is shifted 5 units left. It is shifted 5 units right.

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2.How is the graph of y=-2x^2-5 different from the graph of y=-2x^2? (1 point) It is shifted 5 units up. It is shifted 5 units down. It is shifted 5 units left. It is shifted 5 units right.

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Answer:

It is shifted 5 units down.

Explanation:

The - 5 shifts the whole graph 5 units down.

NorbertM answered Jul 15, 2020

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