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What is the vertex for the graph of y- 4 = -(x+1)^2 A. (-4,1) B. (1,-4) C. (4,-1) D. (-1,4) SUBMIT
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What is the vertex for the graph of y- 4 = -(x+1)^2
A. (-4,1)
B. (1,-4)
C. (4,-1)
D. (-1,4)
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D.(-1,4)..............
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