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What is the maximum value of the equation y=-x^2 -x+6 1.) 1/2 2.)6 1/4 3.) -1/2 4.)5 1/4
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What is the maximum value of the equation y=-x^2 -x+6

1.) 1/2
2.)6 1/4
3.) -1/2
4.)5 1/4

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1) 1/2

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