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when a=0 the graph is just a straight line heading downwards
when a = -(insert number here) the line curves upwards and reaches a certain point before curving back down
when a = (any number above 1) the graph curves and goes downwards, reaching a certain point before curving back up (basically the negative number graph but REVERSED)

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The effect of the value of a on the shape of the graph (when a is positive and negative) - Matthias 

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The effect of the value of a on the shape of the graph (when a is positive and negative) - Matthias 

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When the value of a increases as a positive number, the minimum point moves up on the y- axis and becomes less wide.
When the value of a decreases as a negative number, the maximum point moves down on the y- axis and becomes less wide.

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When a is positive, the curve faces upwards
When a is negative, the curve faces downwards
When a is 0, the graph is a slope.

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the tip of the graph goes up when a is positive and go downs when a is negative

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when a is a positive number, the graph forms a U shape.
when a = 0, the graph forms a straight line going downwards.
when a is a negative number, the graph forms a n shape

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When a is a positive value, the graph goes from decreasing to increasing (minimum point), which causes it to curve upwards.
When a is a negative value, the graph goes from increasing to decreasing (maximum point), which causes it to curve downwards.
But when a=0, the line is a straight line with no curve.

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When a is positive the line curves upwards
When a is 0 it will just be a straight line
When a is negative the line will curve downwards.

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the point at which the graph curves upwards / downwards before going back upwards / downwards moves higher if c is a positive number. however, if c is a negative number, the point will move downward on the line of symmetry

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when a positive then the graph will curve downwards
when a is negative then the graph will curve upwardssds
but if a is 0 the the graph just one line

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The graphs goes down and increases in size

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When a = 0 the graph makes a linear line
When a = a positive  number, the line goes downwards then curves upwards forming a U shape
when a = a negative number goes upwards then curves downwards

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When a=0, there will only be a straight line on the graph. However, when a= -_(No.)_, the line curves up and reaches the highest point before curving down. When a = +_(No.)_, the line curves down and reaces the lowest point before curving up.

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When a=0, the the line becomes straight.
When a>0, the graph curves upwards.
When a<0, the graph curves downwards.

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When the value a is 1 or more , the gragh curves downwards and then curve back up in a symmetrical way and when the value of a is lesser than 0 , the graph would curve upwards then curve down back in a symmetrical way

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When a is positive the graph curves upwards and become narrower.
When a equals to 0, it becomes a linear graph.
When a is negative, the graph curves downwards (n shape)

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The effect of the value of c on the position of the graph(when c is positive and negative) - Matthias 

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The effect of the value of c on the position of the graph(when c is positive and negative) - Matthias 

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When the value of c increases as a positive number, the position of the curve moves up the y-intercept.
When the value of c decreases as a negative number, the position of the curve moves down the y- intercept.

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The value of c increases the value of the y-intercept

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when a>0, the curve faces upwards
when a<0, the curve faces downards
when a=0, the line will be straight

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when a is positive,the graph curves upwards.
when a=0,the graph forms a straight line that goes downwards
when a is negative, the graph curve downwards.

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When the value of a increases the graph curves upwards.

When a = 0 the graph is a straight line.

When the value of a decreases the graph curves downwards.

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if a increases, the shape of the graph will curve upwards and if it decreases the graph curves downwards

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when the value of a is positive is it is curved downwards and whe a is a negative value it curves downwards. when a is 0, the graph is straight

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when the value increases the y-axis moves up and it becomes less wide while when it decreases the y axis moves down and becomes less wide

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The value of c is the value of the y-intercept so as it changes, the y-intercept also change along with it.

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if the value of c is >0 then the graphs minimum point will go up
if value of c is <0 then graph minimum point go down

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There are 2 x-intercepts and 1 y-intercept

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When c is positive, the graph is less steep.
When c is negative, the graph is steeper.

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the value of c affects the height of which the curve is placed on the graph.

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2x and 1y

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The value of c is equals to the y intercept. Hence when c is increased or decreased, the y-intercept will move in accordance to it.

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2 x-intercepts, 1 y-intercept

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2 x-intercept
1 y-intercept

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As the value of C is the value of the y-intercept, when C changes, the y-intercept changes as well.

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2x-intercept and 1y intercept

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depends

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2 x intercepts and 1 y intercepts

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2 x-intercept and 1 y-intercept

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when a is positive the curve face upwards
when a is negative the curve face downwards

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c affects how high or low the bottom of the graph is

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2 x-intercepts and 1 y intercept.

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Number of x- intercepts and y- intercepts

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Number of x- intercepts and y- intercepts

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There are two x-intercepts and two y- intercepts.

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The graph curves downwards and the size of the graph increases

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When A is increased the curve becomes less wider and when A is decreased the curve is more wider. However, when A is a negative, the curve completely goes upside down.

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c affects the y axis as it increases the graph moves up and down when it decreases

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there are 2 x intercpet and there is 1 y intercept

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When the value of C increases the thinner and steeper the graph becomes and the y-intercept changes and if the value of C decreases the graph becomes wider and the y-intercept also changes.

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2x and 1y intercept

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When c's value is increased, the entire graph moves upwards, due to y's increased value.

When c's value is decreased, the entire graph moves downwards, due to y's decreased value.

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2x n 1y

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2 x-intercepts and 1 y-intercept

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When c increases the curve moves up the y intercepts
When c decreases the curve  moves down the y intercepts

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when the value of c increases, the curve moves up.

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2 x intercepts
1 y intercept

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when a is positive,  the turning point of the graph would be a minimum point
- when the value of a is increased, the graph becomes less wide and moves higher up the y-axis
- when value of a is 0, the graph becomes a linear graph (straight line)

when a is negative, the turning point of the graph would be a maximum point

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2 x-intercepts and 1 y-intercept

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C changes the height of the graph

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there are 2 x intercept and 1 y intercept

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There are 2 x intercepts and 1 y intercepts.

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when the c's value increases, the curve moves upwards

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if the c increases, the curve in the graph point downward and if c decreases, the curve in the graph point upwards.

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There can be 2 x-intercepts but only 1 y-intercept.

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2x and 1y

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when the value of c changes the y-intercept also change

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2x intercepts & 1y intercept

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the value of c affects the height of the curve on the graph