Using transformation to sketch the graph, Algebra

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Using transformation to sketch the graph

                            f ( x ) = (x - 2)2  + 4

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In this part it looks as the base function is x2 and it looks as will be shift it to the right by 2  (as c = -2 ) and up by 4 (since k = 4 ).  Following is the sketch of this function.

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