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Which equation represents the quadratic parent function shifted to the left two units? A) y=(x-2)^2 B) y=(x+2)^2 C) y=x^2-2 D) y=x^2+2

Which equation represents the quadratic parent function shifted to the left two units? A) y=(x-2)^2 B) y=(x+2)^2 C) y=x^2-2 D) y=x^2+2
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Which equation represents the quadratic parent function shifted to the left two units?

A) y=(x-2)^2

B) y=(x+2)^2

C) y=x^2-2

D) y=x^2+2

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User Alvion
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The answer is B.
An (x + 2) moves the function to the left
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