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How does the graph move if the h is positive (for instance, h is 4): f(x) =(x-h)2

How does the graph move if the h is positive (for instance, h is 4): f(x) =(x-h)2
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How does the graph move if the h is positive (for instance, h is 4): f(x) =(x-h)2

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Answer:

it moves graph left

Explanation:

h=left and right

k=up and down

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User Rajkeshwar Prasad
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