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Input Value of the Largest Output: Does not exist.
Input Value of the Largest Output: Does not exist.
Input Value of the Largest Output: Does not exist.
Input Value of the Largest Output: x=0
Let's look at its graph!
We can see that the graph is symmetric about x=2. That is also the x-value of the lowest point of the graph. Also, notice that the y-values grow indefinitely.
Therefore, this graph does not have the highest point!
Notice that the graph is symmetric about x=0. Also, this is the x-value of the lowest point of the graph.
Just like in the previous part, the output values grow indefinitely, and so this graph does not have the highest point!
y=(x+3)^2 Let's look at the graph of this function.
The graph is symmetric about x=- 3. That is also where we can find the smallest possible output of the function. Also, the y-values of the graph of the function grow indefinitely, and so this graph does not have the highest point!
We can see that the graph is symmetric about x=0. This is also the x-value of the highest point of the graph. Additionally, we can see that the y-values of the graph decrease indefinitely. This means that the function does not have the smallest output.