How do I graph the quadratic equation y=(x−4)2−6?

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Patrick H.
Jun 23, 2018

Take the graph y=x2. Then translate the graph 4 units to the right and 6 units down.

Explanation:

After translations, the graph will like this:

graph{(x-4)^2-6 [-10.12, 9.88, -8, 2]}

The vertex is located at (4,−6). The graph will pass through the points (2,−2), (3,−5), (5,−5), and (6,−2).

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