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a b C Neither Problem of the Day! Mar 23 Note: Friday Quiz Question! What is the equation of the graph below? a b https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0XXBaECixo C Neither Note: Friday Quiz Question!

Objective: Graph Parabolas Agenda: -Problem of the Day -Cumulative Rev Quadratics Extra Help?? Library 3-5 Daily Quiz: Friday Test: Job 26

Parabola

Quadratic Review ! Q4 Job 26 For which interval is the graph decreasing?

What would be the maximum height? Quadratic Review ! Q6 Job 26 A model rocket is launched from ground level. h(t) = -4.9t2 + 68.6t What would be the maximum heigh attained by the model? What would be the maximum height?

What is the farthest depth the swimmer will reach? Quadratic Review ! Q6 Job 26 The height of a swimmer’s dive off a 10-foot platform into a diving pool is modeled by the equation , y = 2x2 – 12x + 10 What is the farthest depth the swimmer will reach?

THINK PAIR SHARE Work together to complete Job 26 Think on your own Pair up to see if partners answers share the same answer

Quiz Friday Graphing Parabolas Job 26 Due Wednesday Mar 29 1) Counts as a take home test 2) Must show all work 3) No Lates 4) Complete in class 5) Stay after from 3-5 in 6) Library if help is needed Quiz Friday Graphing Parabolas