A. \(x = -y^2 − 1\)
B. \(x = -y^2\)
C. \(x = -y^2 + 1\)
D. \(x = y^2 -1\)
E. \(x = (y + 1)^2\)
The OA is A
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The graph above shows a parabola that is symmetric about the \(x\)-axis. Which one of the following could be the equation of the graph?
A. \(x = -y^2 − 1\)
B. \(x = -y^2\)
C. \(x = -y^2 + 1\)
D. \(x = y^2 -1\)
E. \(x = (y + 1)^2\)
The OA is A
A. \(x = -y^2 − 1\)
B. \(x = -y^2\)
C. \(x = -y^2 + 1\)
D. \(x = y^2 -1\)
E. \(x = (y + 1)^2\)
The OA is A
