Algebra II Chapter 2 Study Team Strategy Hot Seat Objective: Prepare for the Chapter 2 TAPS tomorrow 2-2-16 & Individual Test Wednesday 2-3-16.

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Algebra II Chapter 2 Study Team Strategy Hot Seat Objective: Prepare for the Chapter 2 TAPS tomorrow & Individual Test Wednesday

Write a quadratic equation for a graph opening downward, compressed vertically by a factor of 1/4, with a vertex at (6, -2)

Write a quadratic equation of a parabola (in graphing form) with vertex at (3, 4) & passing through the ordered pair (5, 3)

Write an absolute value equation for a graph opening upward, stretched by a factor of 3, with a vertex at (-7, 3)

Use averaging the intercepts to find the vertex, then graph the equation. SHOW ALL WORK!

Identify the vertex, exact x- intercepts, and draw the graph:

Write an equation for each parabola described below. a. A parabola with a stretch factor of 4, with the vertex at (–5, 0). b. A parabola with a vertex at (4, -2), negative orientation, and a vertical stretch of 5.

Draw a graph of the piecewise function:

Give the equations and domain of the graph below:

Find the equation in graphing form of a parabola with a vertex at (2, 3) and passes through the ordered pair (5, 6)

Describe the transformation from the parent function Reflection over the x-axis, shift locator point right 2 units and up 9 (asymptotes at x = 2 and y= 9)

Find f(-x) & -f(x) then state if the function is odd/ even / neither. Given

Use inverses to solve for the exact x-intercepts.

Or decimals!