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What is the minimum value of y =(x-1)2 (squared) +3
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What is the minimum value of y =(x-1)2 (squared) +3

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The minimum is X=1 and Y=3, so the minimum is x=3. Use a graphing calculator then Google Search, "How to find the minimum of a graph using a graphing calculator.". The process of this is way to long to explain here, and is best explained visually.
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