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What is the y-value for the maximum/minimum of the function defined by the equation? f(x)=-x^2+32x-49

What is the y-value for the maximum/minimum of the function defined by the equation? f(x)=-x^2+32x-49
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what is the y-value for the maximum/minimum of the function defined by the equation? f(x)=-x^2+32x-49

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Minimum Maximum Value is (16,207)

Max is 207

Min is 16

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