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Question: Give an example of a quadratic function with y-intercept of 4 that is increasing on (0, 10).

The answer I got is f(x)=x^2 + 4... but Im confused is it right or not? And if this is wrong please give the right equation. (am I able to use the point (0,10) in the equation?)

FULL EXPLANATION AND ANSWER ONLY PLEASE. THANK YOU.

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