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What are the directional changes and numerical changes of the vertex of the graph of the equation y=x^2 when it changes the equation y=(x-3)^2 +5

What are the directional changes and numerical changes of the vertex of the graph of the equation y=x^2 when it changes the equation y=(x-3)^2 +5
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What are the directional changes and numerical changes of the vertex of the graph of the equation y=x^2 when it changes the equation y=(x-3)^2 +5

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User Serban Constantin
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Answer:

Explanation:

subtracting 3 from x shifts the graph right 3 units.

adding the constant 5 shifts the graph up by 5 units.

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