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Day 2: Properties of Quadratics
Unit 4: Algebra of Quadratics
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Learning Goals To be able to describe and locate the properties of a quadratic
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Draw the graph 𝑦= 𝑥 2 𝑥 𝑦 −3 −2 −1 1 2 3 9 4 1
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Domain What are the possible values of 𝑥?
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Range What are the possible values of 𝑦?
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Axis of Symmetry What value of 𝑥 cuts the graph evenly?
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Vertex What coordinates are the turn around point?
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Maximum or Minimum? Is there a maximum or a minimum 𝑦 value?
What would the graph look like if it had a maximum?
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Optimal Value What is the 𝑦 value of that maximum or minimum?
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Direction of Opening Is the parabola facing up or down?
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Zeroes At which 𝑥 value(s) does the graph touch/cross the 𝑥-axis? or
What are the possible values for 𝑥 that make 𝑦=0?
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Zeroes At which 𝑥 value(s) does the graph touch/cross the 𝑥-axis? or
What are the possible values for 𝑥 that make 𝑦=0?
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Zeroes At which 𝑥 value(s) does the graph touch/cross the 𝑥-axis? or
What are the possible values for 𝑥 that make 𝑦=0?
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Determine the zeroes of each quadratic equation.
b) 𝐴=2𝑤(18−𝑤)
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Each pair of coordinates is located on the opposite side of the same parabola. Determine the equation of the axis of symmetry. a) 3, 2 & (9, 2) b) −4.5, 5 & (−1.5, 5)
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The zeroes of a quadratic relation are 2 and −6, and the second differences are positive. What is the value of 𝑥 that produces the optimal value?
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To find the zeroes: Let 𝑦=0 and solve for 𝑥 (0, 1 or 2 possibilities) To find the axis of symmetry: Find the average of the 𝑥 coordinates with the same 𝑦 value
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Second differences: If positive, graph opens up If negative, graph opens down Optimal value: Occurs on the axis of symmetry
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Success Criteria I CAN locate and describe the properties of a quadratic including: Domain Range Axis of symmetry Vertex Maximum or minimum Optimal value Direction of opening Zeroes (𝑥-intercepts/roots)
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