Algebra NYS Common Core Regents | June 2022 | Part 2 | MathSux

NYS Common Core Algebra Regents June 2022
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Learn how to ace your upcoming Algebra Regents one question at a time!

In this video, we will go over part 3 of the NYS Algebra Regents from June 2022.

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Intro 0:00
Q25 0:09
Q26 1:20
Q27 2:55
Q28 4:43
Q29 6:18
Q30 7:27
Q31 10:13
Q32 11:34
Q33 13:50
Q34 15:32
Q35 18:38
Q36 22:26
Q37 27:41

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Hi! Really helping me with my upcoming Regents with your answers and clear explanation.
I have a question though, why is it down 4 units? Shouldn't it be up 4 units since it's negative and we are trying to get rid of the -4? So we leave the x^2 alone. Thanks again, really helping me.

Edit: Nevermind, I think I got why. We are trying to transform f(x) to g(x). Not the other way around, my bad.