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Find the minimum​ y-value on the graph of y=f(x) ​f(x)=xsquared(2)+4x-6 The minimum​ y-value is y=(answer here)

Find the minimum​ y-value on the graph of y=f(x) ​f(x)=xsquared(2)+4x-6 The minimum​ y-value is y=(answer here)
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Find the minimum​ y-value on the graph of y=f(x)

​f(x)=xsquared(2)+4x-6

The minimum​ y-value is y=(answer here)

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y = -10

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