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Minimum or
maximum value Equation in
vertex form y=x^2
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The minimum value of the equation y=x^2 in vertex form is 0.

This is because the vertex (the lowest point on the parabola) is at the origin (0,0). Any other point on the parabola will have a y-value greater than or equal to zero.

There is no maximum value for this equation, as the parabola continues infinitely upwards.
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