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Tic-Tac Toe

Top Left Top Center Top Right Middle Left Center Middle Right Bottom Left Bottom Center Bottom Right

Top Left Main Board

the exact x-intercepts Top Center Find the vertex and the exact x-intercepts Main Board

Top Right Main Board

Middle Left Main Board

Center Graph (with labels) x Intercepts ( , ) & ( , ) vertex ( , ) Graph (with labels) x Intercepts ( , ) & ( , ) vertex ( , ) d. Axis of symmetry ___________ e. y intercept ( , ) e. Identify the axis of symmetry _________ Main Board

Middle Right Write the rule for the parabola in standard form: X -4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 Y 6 -6 Main Board

Bottom Left Can the expression -16 + 49x2 be factored? If so, factor it completely. If not, explain why not. Main Board

Bottom Center Main Board

Bottom Right Write the equation of the graph shown in standard form. Main Board