The graph of y squared equals x
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This video looks at what the graph of y squared equals x looks like and what we can do to find the general form of the transformations of this graph. It forms part of the Mathematical Methods course here in Australia but it useful all over the world. The theory is backed with lots of worked examples which are explained in an easy to understand way.
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