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Find the Vertex and Axis of Symmetry of the Graph (6,0)( - 6,0 )

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Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function.
-f(x) =x2 +12x+36
 Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function. -f(x)  =x<sup>2</sup> +12x+36   A)  vertex  ( - 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( - 6,0 )     B)  vertex  ( - 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     C)  vertex  ( 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     D)  vertex  ( 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( 6,0 )


A) vertex (6,0) ( - 6,0 )
intercepts (0,36) ,(6,0) ( 0,36 ) , ( - 6,0 )
 Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function. -f(x)  =x<sup>2</sup> +12x+36   A)  vertex  ( - 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( - 6,0 )     B)  vertex  ( - 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     C)  vertex  ( 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     D)  vertex  ( 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( 6,0 )
B) vertex (6,36) ( - 6,36 )
intercept (0,72) ( 0,72 )
 Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function. -f(x)  =x<sup>2</sup> +12x+36   A)  vertex  ( - 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( - 6,0 )     B)  vertex  ( - 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     C)  vertex  ( 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     D)  vertex  ( 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( 6,0 )
C) vertex (6,36) ( 6,36 )
intercept (0,72) ( 0,72 )
 Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function. -f(x)  =x<sup>2</sup> +12x+36   A)  vertex  ( - 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( - 6,0 )     B)  vertex  ( - 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     C)  vertex  ( 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     D)  vertex  ( 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( 6,0 )
D) vertex (6,0) ( 6,0 )
intercepts (0,36) ,(6,0) ( 0,36 ) , ( 6,0 )
 Find the vertex and axis of symmetry of the graph of the function. -f(x)  =x<sup>2</sup> +12x+36   A)  vertex  ( - 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( - 6,0 )     B)  vertex  ( - 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     C)  vertex  ( 6,36 )   intercept  ( 0,72 )     D)  vertex  ( 6,0 )   intercepts  ( 0,36 )  , ( 6,0 )

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