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Quadratic Functions – Maximum and Minimum Word Problems
1. Projectile Motion Maximum Height 2. Numbers Maximizing or Minimizing number combinations 3. Maximizing Area 4. Maximizing Revenue
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Day 1 There are 4 types of maximum/minimum word problems:
1. Projectile Motion Maximum Height 2. Numbers Maximizing or Minimizing number combinations 3. Maximizing Area 4. Maximizing Revenue
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Steps to solving Maximum and Minimum Word Problems
Identify the quantity to be maximized or minimized and write an algebraic expression for this quantity. Rewrite the expression using only 1 variable (ie. "x”) ……………… Expand and simplify to change the second equation into standard form. y = ax2 + bx + c Complete the square to maximize / minimize the function. y = a(x – h)2 + k Make a maximum / minimum statement to fully answer the question.
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Type 1: Projectiles Example 1: A football is kicked so that its height, h meters after t seconds is given by the expression: h = 22t - 5t2. a) What is the height of the Football when it is kicked? When the football is kicked, t = ……………… h = 22t - 5t2 h = 22(0) - 5(0)² h = 0 The height of the football when it is kicked ………………
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b) What is the maximum height of the football?
h = 22t - 5t2 h = - 5t2 + 22t ……………… h = -5[t t – 4.84] h = -5(t - 2.2) The maximum height is 24.2 m above the ground
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c) When does the football reach its maximum height? h = 24.2
……………… The ball reaches its maximum height 2.2 seconds after it is kicked
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d) Sketch the graph. The vertex of the football’s path is (2.2, 24.2) One x-intercept is (0, 0) because that’s time = 0 Since the axis of symmetry is x = 2.2, the other x-intercept is = 4.4 or set h = 0 0 = -5(t - 2.2) -24.2/-5 = (t-2.2)2 ………………
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e) How long is the ball in the air?
Since graph is symmetrical about its axis of symmetry, x= 2.2, and the ball is on the ground when t = 0, it will hit the ground again when ……………… Or think of it like this, it will take an object the same amount of time to go up as come down.
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Type 2: Numbers Example 1: The sum of two numbers is twelve. Find the numbers and the maximum of their product. Step 1. Assign the variables ……………… Let y represent the second number. Step 2. Write the info in terms of only one variable (x). Since the sum of the two numbers is twelve: x + y = 12 12 – x = y y = 12- x
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