Use a table of values to confirm the transformation of the function

In this video I will show you how to use a table of values to help you determine the transformations of a quadratic function.

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[jaked]

I’m in college algebra and I have a couple questions about absolute and local minima/maxima. First of all, can I use an endpoint as the absolute extrema? And lastly, if I the question asks to write down all local minima/maxima, do I include the absolute minima/maxima in my answer? Thanks!

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