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its a maximum because it opens downward

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The vertex is a maximum because it opens downward

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Vertex is a maximum and it opens down

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The parabola opens up and the vertex is maximum.

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THE PARABOLA OPEN UPWARD AND IS MINIMUM.

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the parabola opens up and the vertex is minimum.

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THE PARABOLA OPEN UPWARD AND IT'S MAXIMIM

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THE PARABOLA opens upward AND IT'S minimum

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It's opens closer to the bottom so its a maximum

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The parabola opens downward and its maximum.

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The parabola opens down and it has a maximum

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The Parabola opens upward. This graph is also called a minimum.

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It's maximum because they graph opens downward. And the vertex is (0,3)

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It's a maximum. Opens downward.

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it opens downward so it's a maximun

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jaidah leonard                              its downward so its maximum

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jaidah leonard                              its downward so its maximum

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Jasmine Albert     It is a minimum because the parabola is pointing upwards and the vertex is (0,0

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Jasmine Albert     It is a minimum because the parabola is pointing upwards and the vertex is (0,0

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It's a maximum because the opening is going down, the vertex is 1,3

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minimum because its going upwards

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vertex is (0,4) maximum

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The bottom of the Eiffel Tower makes an example of a parabola.

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makes a real life example of a parabola with vertex of 0,2

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Makes a parabola which has a maximum vetex of (0,0). Parabola opens downwards as well.

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makes a parabola with a maximum

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This is a maximum because it opens downward

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A Arch making a parabola with a maximum.

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i minimum it opens vertex (0,0)

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Minimum because it opens downward with a vertex of (0,0)

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It's Maximum because it open downward

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its going downward so that means its a maximum with a vertex of 0,6

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It is maxim because it opens downward

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I choose this picture because the curves of the sign are quadratics.

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This is a minimum because it opens downward

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It opens downward and is considered maximum. With a vertex of (0, 1.75).

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it opens downward and the vertex is (0,2)

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It opens downward, with a maximum & vertex is (0,3)

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it a maximum

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maximum it opens up vertex is (0,4)

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Maximum because opens downwards and vertex is (0,3)

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its maximum because the direction of the graph opens downward and the vertex is (0,6.5)

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It's maximum because the direction of the graph open downward, and the vertex ( highest score) is (0,3)

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It's a maximum because the direction it opens is downward, and the vertex is (1,2)

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its a maximum because it opens down and the vertex is at its highest point

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It's a maximum because is opens down and it's vertex is (1, 2)

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This is minimum because it opens downward

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It is a maximum because it opens downward.

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It is a minimum because it opens upwards at (0,1)

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This is maximum, because it opens down and its vertex is at the highest point.

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this is a maximum because it opens upwards

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its maximum because it opens downwards

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Its maximum because it opens downwards

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minimum cause it opens upwards

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its a maximum because it opens downwards. vertex is (0,4)

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This is maximum because it open downward

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it is a maximum because it opens downward

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the Parabola opens upward so it is a minimum and is greater than 1 so it's a stretch

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opens upward so is a minimum

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opens downwards

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it is a maximun because it opens downwards

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it is a maximum because it opens downward

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it is a maximum because it opens downward

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Maximum

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its is a minimum because it opens upward

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It is maximum because it opens downwards.

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its a minimum because it opens upward

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it is the maximum because it opens downwards.

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it is a maximum because it opens downward

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Its a maximum beca

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its a maximum

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this is maximum

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My picture opens up downward

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The parabola is maximum because it opens down

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this is a maximum

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This picture is a maximum because it opens down, it has a vertex of (3,5).

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this is a maximum because it opens down

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my picture is a maximum

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This picture is a maximum because it opens downward

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my picture is maximum because it opens down

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this is a maximum because parabola opens downwards

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My picture is maximum

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this is a maximum because the parabola opens downwards

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My picture is a minimum, because it goes upward, it also has no zeroes

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Jaylon Johnson

This picture is a minimum because it opens up ward

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Jaylon Johnson

This picture is a minimum because it opens up ward

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A beautiful, free online graphing calculator from desmos.com

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this picture is a maximum because it opens downward

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The parabola opens up