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Can anyone rewrite the quadratic function in standard form?

Can anyone rewrite the quadratic function in standard form?
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Can anyone rewrite the quadratic function in standard form?

Can anyone rewrite the quadratic function in standard form?-example-1
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y=-(x-1)^2 because it’s the same equation in both () so you can combine them
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y = -(x-1)^2

Explanation:

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