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1. Use what you have learned about quadratic functions to graph the following quadratic function on...
1. Use what you have learned about quadratic functions to graph
the following quadratic function on a coordinate grid.
f(x)=?x2+6x?9
Then, use what you have learned about the inverse functions to
graph the inverse of the function.
Write three ordered pairs that lie on the inverse of the
function.
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