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they both have a y intercept of 0 and they are different because the graphs have different end behaviors

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They are both the same since they both have a point at (0,0). They are different since graph a is upwards and B is going in a different direction.

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Graph A, because A has a clearly different exponent than in Graph B's A.

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both are right in the middle at (0,0) but one of them has both ends going in different directions

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they both have a point at (0,0) and one is curved and the other is a parabola.

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they are the same due to them crossing over the right side of the graph through the x axis and both are continuious going upwards and starts from a negative to a positive . they are different because of the different directions of the end points.

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They are different because the ends of b are going in different directions while a the ends go in the same direction and what they have in common is they both have a min

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the graphs are the same bc they both have a min or max. they're different because for graph b there are two slopes

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Both graphs are different because graph A is an arch while graph B has ends going different directions.

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they're the same cause their ends are going separate ways but different cause one is a parabola

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they are different due to the the slopes, same because of the common point 0,0

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Both graphs vertex is the orgin. One graph has different endpoints

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The graphs are the same

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its different because they are different shapes and they are the same because they are both infinite

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the same by the y-intercept and different from end points

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They are the same because they both have y intercepts at 0, but they are different because they have different behaviors.

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A points up and B goes from down to up and they both hit the origin

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they both go through zero and different end points

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they are different because of the slop