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7. A. y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2 B. y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2 C. y=-9x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2 D. y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=-9x^2

7. A. y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2 B. y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2 C. y=-9x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2 D. y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=-9x^2
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7.

A.
y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2

B.
y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2

C.
y=-9x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2

D.
y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=-9x^2

7. A. y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2, y=-(1)/(2)x^2 B. y=-(1)/(2)x^2, y=(1)/(3)x^2, y=-9x^2 C-example-1
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