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Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate graph of the function.

Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate-example-1
Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate-example-1
Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate-example-2
Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate-example-3
Instructions: For the following quadratic functions in standard form, select the appropriate-example-4
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Given the equation:


y=-x²+3x+4

notice that we can factor the right side to get the following:


\begin{gathered} y=-x²+3x+4=-(x²-3x-4) \\ =-(x-4)(x+1) \end{gathered}

notice that the x-intercepts are x = 4 and x = -1, therefore, the second graph represents the function y = -x²+3x+4

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