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13 November, 10:45

How to you find the acsess of symmetry in a equation ex Y=a (x-h) = k

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  1. 13 November, 13:41
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    In an equation y = a (x - h) + k, the axis of symmetry will be x = h. This is because (h, k) is the vertex, and the parabola will be symmetric on both sides of the vertex.
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