How does the graph of y=ax^2+c compare to a graph off y=ax^2?

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Chris Povirk · Answer 1 · 2017-09-17T12:43:40+0000

shifting a graph up by c units involves adding c to the whole function

therefor
y=ax^2+c is c units higher than y=ax^2 (aka, it is shifted c units up)

How does the graph of y=ax^2+c compare to a graph off y=ax^2?

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