Mathematics, 27.12.2019 06:31, laurabwhiddon

A. y = (x+3)^2-5

b. x = -3(y+5)^2

c. y = (x-5)^2+3

d. y = (x+3)^2+5

A. y = (x+3)^2-5 b. x = -3(y+5)^2 c. y = (x-5)^2+3 d. y = (x+3)^

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A. y = (x+3)^2-5

b. x = -3(y+5)^2

c. y = (x-5)^2+3

d. y = (x+3)^...