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If the graph of the following parabola is shifted one unit left and two units up, what is the resulting equation in vertex form? x^2=12

If the graph of the following parabola is shifted one unit left and two units up, what-example-1

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{(x + 1)}^(2) =12(y - 2)

Step-by-step explanation

The original parabola has equation


{x}^(2) = 12y

This parabola has its vertex at the origin:

If the parabola is shifted one unit left and two units up, then its new vertex is at (-1,2).

The equation of the new parabola is now of the form:


{(x - h)}^(2) =1 2(y - k)

where (h,k) is the vertex.

Substitute the vertex to get:


{(x - - 1)}^(2) =12(y - 2)


{(x + 1)}^(2) =12(y - 2)

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