How do you graph #y=x^2-3x-3#?

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G_Ozdilek
Jul 25, 2017

By assigning different values for x, get y

Explanation:

If x is zero, you will get #y=-3#
If x is 1, you will get #y= -5#
If x is 2, you will get #y= -5#

etc. You can graph now:

graph{(x^2) - 3x - 3 [-7.48, 12.92, -5.82, 4.48]}

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