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Write a quadratic function that shows a horizontal shift to the left.

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Write a quadratic function that shows a horizontal shift to the left.

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Write an absolute value function that shows a vertical stretch.

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Write an absolute value function that shows a vertical stretch.

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Write a cubic function that shows a vertical shift down.

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Write a cubic function that shows a vertical shift down.

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Using interval notation, what is the domain of the graph shown?

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Using interval notation, what is the domain of the graph shown?

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Using interval notation, what is the range of the graph shown?

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Using interval notation, what is the range of the graph shown?

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Create a graph that has a domain of [-2, 4) and a range of (0, 6]. (Upload the image in your post.)

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Create a graph that has a domain of [-2, 4) and a range of (0, 6]. (Upload the image in your post.)