Answer:
y = 5(x² - 2) - 3
Step-by-step explanation:
In y = a(x² - b) + c, a is the stretch factor, -b is the horizontal, and c is the vertical
You did not give us the parent function, so I am going to assume it is y = x²
y = x²
3 units down means the function will be moved 3 units down, so it will look like:
y = (x²) - 3
Shifted 2 units to the right will result in a -2, so we add that in:
y = (x² - 2) - 3
The stretch factor is 5, which goes in front of everything else, multiplying the quadratic,
y = 5(x² - 2) - 3
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- Heather
