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Question 4 of 10 Which describes the graph of y=-(x - 3)^2 + 2? O A. Vertex at (-3,2) O B. Vertex at (3,-2) C. Vertex at (3,2) O D. Vertex at (-3,-2)
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Question 4 of 10

Which describes the graph of y=-(x - 3)^2 + 2?
O A. Vertex at (-3,2)
O B. Vertex at (3,-2)
C. Vertex at (3,2)
O D. Vertex at (-3,-2)

User Kierie
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Answer:Vertex at (3, -2)

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User Balthazar
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The correct answer is b
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