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Name : MBF 3C Name : BLM 4.3.1 Date : Same Parabola, Different Equation For each of the following parabolas, 1. Expand the equation to standard form. 2. Using a graphing calculator graph each equation. (Enter the equations in the o screen, with the first equation as Y1 and the second (expanded) equation as Y2) (Remember to use the tracing curve for the second graph - ) 3. If you have expanded the equation properly you should see the second parabola being graphed on top of the first parabola. 4. If you see two parabolas. . . go back and check your algebra! Standard Form Same Original Equation (show your work) parabola? (yeso) A y = 2(x - 3)(x + 4) B y =-3(x + 1)(x+ 2) C y = -(x- 6)2+ 12 D y = (x + 5)- - 1 Therefore, when vertex or factored form is expanded to standard form it still represents the SAME PARABOLA