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Algebra 1 Warm Ups 12/11

12/18 Which of the following equations best represents the parabola? 2. Expand the following using order of operations:

12/19 Which of the following best represents the inequality graph? 2. A given quadratic function has a vertex at (1, 3) and a range of y≤3. Which of the following statements is true?

12/20 Solve the equation: 30x(x - 5) = 0 2. The function below represents the number of apples that can be produced in an apple orchard. The output, f(x), represents the number of apples produced and x represents the number of trees in the orchard. Based on the function, how many trees will produce the maximum number of apples?