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Quadratic Functions Critical Thinking

The document contains a series of problems about quadratic functions and their properties including finding the standard form of a quadratic function given certain information, identifying features like the vertex, intercepts, concavity, and extremum, solving quadratic equations, and identifying graphs of quadratic functions. The problems cover topics like rewriting quadratic functions in standard form, finding intercepts, vertices, axes of symmetry, and extrema.

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Quadratic Functions Critical Thinking

The document contains a series of problems about quadratic functions and their properties including finding the standard form of a quadratic function given certain information, identifying features like the vertex, intercepts, concavity, and extremum, solving quadratic equations, and identifying graphs of quadratic functions. The problems cover topics like rewriting quadratic functions in standard form, finding intercepts, vertices, axes of symmetry, and extrema.

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Find the quadratic function in standard form using the given information.

Then find the other features of the


function.
f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry
x -intercept(s)
y -intercept
Concavity
Global Extremum

f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry
x -intercept(s)
y -intercept
Concavity
Global Extremum

f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry
x -intercept(s)
y -intercept
Concavity
Global Extremum
Find the quadratic function in standard form using the given information. Then find the other features of the
function.
f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry x=4
x -intercept(s)
y -intercept ( 0 ,−22 )
Concavity
Global Extremum Min. value ¿ 2

f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry y -axis
x -intercept(s)
y -intercept (0 , 14 )
Concavity
Global Extremum
A point on the
parabola ( 52 , 132 )

f ( x )=¿ _______________________________

Vertex
Domain
Range
Axis of Symmetry
x -intercept(s) (6 , 0) , (7 , 0)
y -intercept
Concavity
Global Extremum
A point on the
( 1 2,−20 )
parabola
Solve.
What is the quadratic function with x -intercepts (−9 , 0 ) and ( 4 , 0 ) and the point (−6 ,−40 ) on the parabola?

4 1 55
What is the quadratic function with x -intercepts ±( 3 )
, 0 and the point , (
2 18 )
on the parabola?

4
What is the quadratic function with x -intercepts ±( 3 )
, 0 and y -intercept ( 0 , 126 ) ?
Solve.
y=a ( x −2 )( x +4 )

In the quadratic equation above, a is a nonzero constant. The graph of the equation in the xy -plane is a parabola
with vertex ( c , d ). Which of the following is equal to d ?

a. −9 a
b. −8 a
c. −5 a
d. −2 a

Which of the following is an example of a function whose graph in the xy -plane has no x-intercepts?
a. A linear function whose rate of change is not zero
b. A quadratic function with real zeros
c. A quadratic function with no real zeros
d. A cubic polynomial with at least one real zero

The vertex of the parabola in the xy -plane above is ( 0 , c ). Which of the following is true about the parabola with
the equation y=−a ( x−b )2 +c ?
a. The vertex is ( b , c ) and the graph opens upward.
b. The vertex is (b , c ), and the graph opens downward.
c. The vertex is (−b ,c ), and the graph opens upward.
d. The vertex is (−b ,c ), and the graph opens downward.
Solve.
2 x2 −4 x=t

In the equation above, t is a constant. If the equation has no real solutions, which of the following could be the
value of t ?

a. −3
b. −¿1
c. 1
d. 3

The function f is defined by f ( x )=( x +3 ) ( x+ 1 ). The graph of f in the xy -plane is a parabola. Which of the
following intervals contains the x -coordinate of the vertex of the graph of f ?
a. −4< x ←3
b. −3< x <1
c. 1< x <3
d. 3< x <4

x 2+ x−12=0
If a is a solution of the equation above and a> ¿, what is the value of a ?
Solve.
Which of the following is the graph of f ( x )=−x 2−4 x−3 ?

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