Which phase best describes the transition from the graph y=2x^2 to the graph of y2x^2+5? A. 5 units up B. 5 units down C. 5 units right D. 5 units left?

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Which phase best describes the transition from the graph y=2x^2 to the graph of y2x^2+5?

A. 5 units up
B. 5 units down
C. 5 units right
D. 5 units left?

Which phase best describes the transition from the graph y=2x^2 to the graph of y-example-1

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Anything after x determines if it goes up since it's a positive 5 it's 5 units up

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