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LT 0e Lecture

1) The document discusses graphing quadratic functions from their symbolic form. 2) It provides steps for graphing a quadratic function by using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y-intercept. 3) An example problem demonstrates finding the vertex and graphing the quadratic function in standard form.

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LT 0e Lecture

1) The document discusses graphing quadratic functions from their symbolic form. 2) It provides steps for graphing a quadratic function by using the vertex, axis of symmetry, and y-intercept. 3) An example problem demonstrates finding the vertex and graphing the quadratic function in standard form.

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LT 0E

I can analyze and graph quadratic functions expressed


symbolically by using key features of the graph.

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Goal: To graph a quadratic as a parabola in standard form in that:


Process:
1. The graph of a quadratic is symmetrical across the axis of
symmetry (x = -b/2a) which is the x-value of the vertex.
2. C tells us the y-intercept of the function.
3. Reflect across the axis of symmetry.
4. The domain are the x-values of the parabola and the range
are the y-values of the parabola.
Remember: If a is positive, the graph opens up; if a is negative, the
graph will open down.

Line of
Symmetry
x=-b/2a

Root

Root
Vertex also
called
Maximum or
minimum

A: -3
B: -12
C: -16
AOS

=
2
(12)
12
=
=
= 2
2(3)

Then find vertex


= 3 22 12 2 16
= 3 4 + 24 16
= 12 + 24 16
= 12 16 = 4
Vertex at (-2, -4)

Graph the following

Find your seat


Take out your HW!
Todays Agenda:

Review HW (5 minutes)
ACEM Practice
I do
Goal Problems

The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex


at (2,0). One point on the graph is (5,9). Find
another point on the graph and explain how
you found it.

The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex


at (2,0). One point on the graph is (5,9). Find
another point on the graph and explain how
you found it.

What
would
this look
like?

How does
this
information
relate to a
second
point?

The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex


at (2,0). One point on the graph is (5,9). Find
another point on the graph and explain how
you found it.
Analyze
1.) Did you draw a picture containing the vertex?
2.) Did your picture include (5,9)?
3.) How does the vertex relate to the axis of symmetry?
Create a Plan
1.) First graph the given points as well as the axis of symmetry.
2.) Second, determine the relationship between the AOS and the given
point.
3.) Follow the same pattern to find the second point on your parabola.

If you follow
the pattern
you end up at
(-1,9)!!!

The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex


at (2,0). One point on the graph is (5,9). Find
another point on the graph and explain how
you found it.

This is the
point (2,0)!!!

The x-value of
the vertex is
the AOS!!!

To here!
Over 3up
9!
This is
the
point
(5,9)!!!

Count
how you
get from
here

Graph the following quadratic


and state the domain and the
range.
y=2 2 + 4 + 7

Write and graph a quadratic function for


which the graph has the axis of symmetry
x= 8 and summarize the steps that you
took.
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