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Which equation represents the axis of symmetry for the function y =-4(X+6)* +4? A X=6 B X=4 C X=-6 X=-4
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Which equation represents the axis of symmetry

for the function y =-4(X+6)* +4?
A X=6
B X=4
C X=-6
X=-4

Which equation represents the axis of symmetry for the function y =-4(X+6)* +4? A-example-1
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the axis of symmetry is -6 because the x always lies.
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