Instructions: Complete each section to the best of your abilities. 1 Use the following functions to answer Parts A-D. The function f(x) is represented with the following equation: The function g(x) is...

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Extracted text: Instructions: Complete each section to the best of your abilities. 1 Use the following functions to answer Parts A-D. The function f(x) is represented with the following equation: The function g(x) is represented with the following table of values: f (x) = -2x2 + 8x %3D 0. 1 1.5 3. g(x) 4 4.5 4 The function h(x) is represented by the following table of values: 4 8. h(x) 24 32 24 Part A: Identify the key features for one of the functions listed above. Function: functiongex) X-int:( 0)(め Y. int: 4) verier (5.4.5) Key Features: x-intercepts: 6.0) max or mini y-intercept: vert Sthcen/shtink: function: hLX) vertex: (4 X-int:.0 C Y- inti Is the vertex a maximum or minimum?: velao: onaxurmin naximum verk SHach/Shink vertical stretch/shrink: Part B: Compare and contrast the key features of g(x) and h(x). A comparison of the two functions should include a comparison of the x- and y-intercepts, vertex, whether the vertex is a maximum or minimum, and the vertical stretch/shrink.


Extracted text: Part C: Compare and contrast the key features of f(x) and h(x). A comparison of the two functions should include a comparison of the x- and y-intercepts, vertex, whether the vertex is a maximum or minimum, and the vertical stretch/shrink. Part D: Yezzi writes f(x) and g(x) using function notation in graphing/vertex form and shares her work with Paulo. Paulo says, "The two functions are almost the same." Yezzi agrees and states that all you have to do is translate f(x) to the right 0.5 units and down 3.5 units. Do you agree or disagree with Yezzi? Justify your answer as a comparison of the two functions in graphing/ vertex form.