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Order the group of parabolas from widest to narrowest y = 1/4x 2, y = -1/2x 2, y = 3/2x 2 A. y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2, y = -1/2x 2 B. y = -1/2x 2, y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2 C. y = 1/…
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Order the group of parabolas from widest to narrowest y = 1/4x 2, y = -1/2x 2, y = 3/2x 2 A. y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2, y = -1/2x 2 B. y = -1/2x 2, y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2 C. y = 1/…
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Order the group of parabolas from widest to narrowest
y = 1/4x 2, y = -1/2x 2, y = 3/2x 2
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y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2, y = -1/2x 2
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y = -1/2x 2, y = 1/4x 2, y = 3/2x 2
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y = 1/4x 2, y = -1/2x 2, y = 3/2x 2
D.
y = 3/2x 2, y = -1/2x 2, y = 1/4x 2
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The answer is C. The smaller the value, the less stretch and more compressed the parabola is.
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