What is the standard form equation of the graph below?



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Responses

y=−2x2−16x−30
y is equal to negative 2 x squared minus 16 x minus 30

y=4x2−10x+5
y is equal to 4 x squared minus 10 x plus 5

y=x2−6x+1
y is equal to x squared minus 6 x plus 1

y=−4x2+10x+15
y is equal to negative 4 x squared plus 10 x plus 15
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To determine the standard form equation of a graph, you typically need to analyze the characteristics of the graph provided, such as the vertex, intercepts, and other notable points. However, since you didn't include a visual of the graph or any specific points from it, I can't directly identify which equation corresponds to the graph.

If you can describe the graph or its features (for example, its vertex, direction it opens, intercepts), I can help you choose the correct standard form equation from the provided options. Otherwise, if you have the graph in a specific context (parabola opening upwards or downwards, for example), I can help in providing tips to match the characteristics with the equations given.