How is the graph of y= -2x^2-4 different from the graph of y=2x^2? A) it’s shifted 4 units left B) it’s shifted 4 units up C) it’s shifted 4 units right D) it’s shifted 4 units down

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How is the graph of y= -2x^2-4 different from the graph of y=2x^2?

A) it’s shifted 4 units left
B) it’s shifted 4 units up
C) it’s shifted 4 units right
D) it’s shifted 4 units down

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I think the answer is d but it's also reflected over the x axis

Mario A answered Jan 18, 2019

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