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When the function is given in vertex form y= a(x-h) + k, how is the vertex found? a. (k, h) b. (x,y) c. (h,k) d. (y,x)
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When the function is given in vertex form y= a(x-h) + k, how is the vertex found?

a. (k, h)
b. (x,y)
c. (h,k)
d. (y,x)

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The correct answer is C.
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