Illustrative mathematics algebra 1 unit 6 answer key pdf

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Unit 6 Lesson 17 Cumulative PracticeProblems1. Here the graph of quadratic function.Andre uses the expressionto define.Noah uses the expressionto define.Do you agree with either of them? Explain yourreasoning.

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Algebra 1 Unit 6Lesson 17CC BY 2019 by Illustrative Mathematics1

2. Here are the graphs of,, and.a. How do the 3 graphs compare?b. How does the -5 inaffect the graph?c. How does the +2 and the -8 inaffect the graph?

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3. Which equation represents the graph ofmoved 3 units to the left?

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4. Selectallthe equations with a graph whose vertex hasbotha positive- and apositive-coordinate.Algebra 1 Unit 6Lesson 17CC BY 2019 by Illustrative Mathematics2

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