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What is the vertex of the quadratic equation? y=(x+6)^-4 (6,-4) (6,4) (-6,-4) (-6,4)

What is the vertex of the quadratic equation? y=(x+6)^-4 (6,-4) (6,4) (-6,-4) (-6,4)
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What is the vertex of the quadratic equation? y=(x+6)^-4

(6,-4)
(6,4)
(-6,-4)
(-6,4)

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The vertex of this function should be (6,-4). Since the function is in vertex form.
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