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Y = x2 +96 test for symmetry with respect to x-axis y-axis and the origin

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We have the following function given:


y=x^2+96

If we want to test the symmetry respect y axis we need to check the following:


f(x)=f(-x)

And for this case we see that we satisfy the condition since:


y(-x)=(-x)^2+96=y(x)

And we can conclude that is not symmetric respect to the x axis since we don't satisfy this condition:


y(-x)=-y(x)

Final answer: This function is just symmetric respect the y axis

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