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in each standard viewing window the graph y=x^2 is shown as a dotted parabola and the graph of a relation of thw form y=ax^2 is shown as a solid parabola, for each solid parabola, is less than "-1," between 0 and "-1," between 0 and 1 or greater than 1
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