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If the graph of y=x^2 is to be moved to the right 5 and up 4, what would the equation be? a. y=(x-5)^2+4 b. y=(x-5^2)+4 c. y=(x+5)^2-4 d. y=(x+5)^2+4

If the graph of y=x^2 is to be moved to the right 5 and up 4, what would the equation be? a. y=(x-5)^2+4 b. y=(x-5^2)+4 c. y=(x+5)^2-4 d. y=(x+5)^2+4
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If the graph of y=x^2 is to be moved to the right 5 and up 4, what would the equation be?

a. y=(x-5)^2+4
b. y=(x-5^2)+4
c. y=(x+5)^2-4
d. y=(x+5)^2+4

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User Nick Zuber
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y=x²
Move to the right 5, y = (x - 5)².
Move up 4, y = (x - 5)² + 4

Answer is a. y=(x-5)²+4.
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User Ashwini Jindal
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That would be Option a

The - 5 moves the graph 5 to the right and the +4 moves it up 4 units.
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User Cleto
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