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How is the graph of y=4x^(2)+2 different from the graph of y=4x^(2)
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How is the graph of y=4x^(2)+2 different from the graph of y=4x^(2)

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Answer:

y=mx+b

Explanation:

so that is b right?

that means its what number you start the y on

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