Section 3.6: Quadratic Function Vertex (h,k) (maximum) a<0 Vertex (h,k) (minimum) a>0 **

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Section 3.6: Quadratic Function Vertex (h,k) (maximum) a<0 Vertex (h,k) (minimum) a>0 **

a) State the minimum/maximum. b) State the axis of symmetry (AoS). c) Find the zeros. d) Sketch it. Given the equation…Find the supporting parts:

a) State the minimum/maximum. b) State the axis of symmetry (AoS). c) Find the zeros. d) Sketch it.

Given the supporting parts…Find the equation: Ex: Find an equation of a parabola with V(2, 3) and passing through point (5, 1). V(2, 3) (5, 1) Sketch It…It will help you see what’s going on!

Ex: Flights of leaping animals typically have parabolic paths. The figure below illustrates a frog jump superimposed on a coordinate plane. Find the standard equation for the path of the frog. ???