How is the graph of y = 4x2 + 1 different from the graph of y = 4x2? It is shifted 1 unit up. It is shifted 1 unit down. It is shifted 1 unit left. It is shifted 1 unit right. If someone could help me

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How is the graph of y = 4x2 + 1 different from the graph of y = 4x2?

It is shifted 1 unit up.
It is shifted 1 unit down.
It is shifted 1 unit left.
It is shifted 1 unit right.

If someone could help me that would be awesome this is due tomorrow

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Answer:

It is shifted 1 unit down.

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Madhu Avinash answered May 20, 2021

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