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The equation y + 3=-1\2(x-6)^2 Accurately graph the equntion at the right

The equation y + 3=-1\2(x-6)^2 Accurately graph the equntion at the right
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The equation y + 3=-1\2(x-6)^2
Accurately graph the equntion at the right

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Answer:

In standard form the equation is
y=(-x^2)/(2) +15

Explanation:

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