How do you graph y = x^2 -12y=x2−12 by plotting points?

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MeneerNask
Jul 3, 2017

Make a table from different x-x−values, say from -5to+5−5→+5

Explanation:

You will get:
(-5,13),(-4,4),(-3,-3),(-2,-8),(-1,-11),(0,-12),(1,-11),(2,-8),(3,-3),(4,4),(5,13)(−5,13),(−4,4),(−3,−3),(−2,−8),(−1,−11),(0,−12),(1,−11),(2,−8),(3,−3),(4,4),(5,13)

If you plot these on graphing or grid paper, you may draw a curve to connect them.
graph{x^2-12 [-16.39, 15.65, -13.05, 2.99]}

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