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Previous Question: Show the graph for the quadratic function f(x)=(x-1)^2-2 Thank you for any help Next Question: Write 243 in exponential notation? Find product of the cube of (-2/3) and the square of (4/-5) Simplify [(1/2)^2-(1/4)^3x2^3 Simplify (-3xy^4(-4x^3y^6) 3^-3 a^-2 b^5 /c

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