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9.2 Standard Form & Properties of Quadratics
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Agenda Review hmwk Standard Form Min/Max on calculator Domain/Range
Application
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Hmwk: p. 320 20.) shift down 2 21.) left 5
22.) shift right ) left 4, down 3 24.) shift left 2 up ) rt 4, down 9 26.) vert compressed by factor of 4/7 27.) reflected, vert stretch by 20 28.) horiz stretch by factor of 1/3 29.) 30.)
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Hmwk: p. 320 32.)
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9.2 Properties of Quadratic Functions
Objectives: Standard form calculator Open application Axis of symmetry y-intercept Vertex domain and range Min/max
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I.) Review Vertex form: Graph it and describe it. Vertex = Shift =
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II.) Standard Form Standard form:
Discovery activity with calculator on p. 9 and 10. Step Pattern: move to the right one and up how many?
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II.) Standard Form: Standard Form: Ex:
A.) How can I find the vertex in this form?
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II.) Standard Form: Standard Form: Ex:
A.) How can I find the vertex in this form? Find x of vertex using: Plug in and find y of vertex
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II.) Standard Form: Standard Form: Ex:
B.) How can I find the y-intercept?
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Y-intercept = the C value
II.) Standard Form: Standard Form: Ex: B.) How can I find the y-intercept? Y-intercept = the C value
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The vertical line that goes through the vertex
II.) Standard Form: Standard Form: Ex: C.) How can I find the axis of symmetry? The vertical line that goes through the vertex X =
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III.) Find the Min/Max on Calc.
Graph on calc: Opens up = min, opens down = max
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III.) Find the Min/Max on Calc.
Graph on calc: Opens up = min, opens down = max Find point on calc: 2nd, trace, down to 3:min or 4:max, go to left side of vertex, enter, right side, enter, enter Can use table too
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III.) Find the Min/Max on Calc.
Graph on calc:
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IV.) Domain and Range Domain = x values, Range = y values
All real numbers = Ex: Use calc to find the vertex What is the domain? What is the range?
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IV.) Domain and Range Ex: Use calc to find the vertex
What is the domain? What is the range?
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V.) Describe all the properties
Ex: Opens? Axis? Vertex? Yint? Min/Max? Domain? Range?
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V.) Describe all the properties
Ex: Opens? Axis? Vertex? Yint? Min/Max? Domain? Range?
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VI.) Application: A soccer ball is modeled by: Where h is the height in meters and x is the horizontal distance the ball travels in meters. What is the maximum height the ball reaches? At what distance is it? What is the total distance traveled?
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