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#1 How would you translate the graph of y=x2 to get the graph of y=-(x - 5)2? Worth 50 points!!

#1 How would you translate the graph of y=x2 to get the graph of y=-(x - 5)2? Worth 50 points!!
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#1 How would you translate the graph

of y=x2 to get the graph of y=-(x -
5)2?

Worth 50 points!!

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User Clarinetist
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Answer:

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User Fabienne
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A horizontal translation right 5 units and a reflection across the x-axis.

Explanation: f(x)= (x-h) is a horizontal translation to the right

f(x)= -(x) is a reflection across the x-axis
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User Johny Jaz
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