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Graph on the same axes: y =x^2-4 and y=4-x^2. Write an equation for the part of the graph which is above of the x-axis.​

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Answer:

y= |x^2-4|

Explanation:

Once you graph y=x^2-4 and y=4-x^2, you will get a graph like the first picture. The equation for the parts above the x-axis would be y=|x^2-4| and would graph like the second picture.

Graph on the same axes: y =x^2-4 and y=4-x^2. Write an equation for the part of the-example-1
Graph on the same axes: y =x^2-4 and y=4-x^2. Write an equation for the part of the-example-2
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