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The vertex of a function is (-3, 0) and is a minimum. What is the axis of symmetry and how is it determined?

The vertex of a function is (-3, 0) and is a minimum. What is the axis of symmetry and how is it determined?
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The vertex of a function is (-3, 0) and is a minimum. What is the axis of symmetry and how is it determined?

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The axis of symmetry would be -3 because it is always the (x) of the vertex
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