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the lower number that h is, the farther to the left it will go

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When values k and h is changed, it moves the location of the line, and when you change the value of a it changes how wide or narrow the line is

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If the k value is changed, it moves over by the amount of the changed number (Ex:  If the number is 3, the graph moves to the right by three

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When you increase the value of a, the graphed lines move closer to each other, or they go up faster than when the value is lower. It also changes how narrow or wide the parabola is on the graph.

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I notice that the larger a is the narrower the graph of the function is. If a is negative, the graph of the function is reflected upside down. If a is less than one but greater than zero the graph of the function widens.

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I notice that the larger a is the narrower the graph of the function is. If a is negative, the graph of the function is reflected upside down. If a is less than one but greater than zero the graph of the function widens.

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"a" determines how narrow/wide the parabola is (based on what a equals to

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"a" determines how narrow/wide the parabola is (based on what a equals to

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when a is closer to 0 the graph widens but when it is negative it flips over the graph

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"h" affects where the graph goes on the x-axis

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"h" affects where the graph goes on the x-axis

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k determines where the graph goes on the y axis.

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k affects where the graph goes on the y-axis

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when the vertex is on the x-axis, k is 0. when the vertex is on the y-axis,h is 0. a affects how wide or narrow the graph is.

# data[].attributes.subject
when the vertex is on the x-axis, k is 0. when the vertex is on the y-axis,h is 0. a affects how wide or narrow the graph is.

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I noticed that when h and k are played together, the graph moves in slope.

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If a=0, it is a straight line. So in order for it to be quadratic, a can be any number but zero.

# data[].attributes.subject
If a=0, it is a straight line. So in order for it to be quadratic, a can be any number but zero.

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I noticed that when a is changed to a negative, the graph turns upside down.

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As the k value gets higher the graph moves