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Which equation represents the graph below a. y=x^3+1 b. y=-x^3+1 c.y=x^2+1 d. y=-x^2+1

Which equation represents the graph below a. y=x^3+1 b. y=-x^3+1 c.y=x^2+1 d. y=-x^2+1
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Which equation represents the graph below

a. y=x^3+1
b. y=-x^3+1
c.y=x^2+1
d. y=-x^2+1

Which equation represents the graph below a. y=x^3+1 b. y=-x^3+1 c.y=x^2+1 d. y=-x-example-1
User Cmancre
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It's D! a negative x squared will make the parabola point down :)
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