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2425 - Graphs of Quadratic Functions

This document provides an introduction to quadratic functions and their graphs, highlighting that quadratic functions produce parabolas while linear functions yield straight lines. It includes activities for graphing various quadratic functions and discusses the properties of their graphs, such as shifts and vertex locations. Additionally, it presents problems involving maximum and minimum points related to quadratic functions.

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2425 - Graphs of Quadratic Functions

This document provides an introduction to quadratic functions and their graphs, highlighting that quadratic functions produce parabolas while linear functions yield straight lines. It includes activities for graphing various quadratic functions and discusses the properties of their graphs, such as shifts and vertex locations. Additionally, it presents problems involving maximum and minimum points related to quadratic functions.

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Quadratic

Functions and
Their Graphs
Prepared by:
Miss Ghia R. Relucio
Quadratic Functions- Introduction
Activity:

Activity:
Activity:
 Note:The graph of a linear function is a straight line
while the graph of a quadratic function is a smooth
curve. This smooth curve is called parabola.
Activity:
Graph the following functions:
f ( x) x 2
1
g ( x)  x 2
2
h( x ) 2 x 2
f ( x )  x 2
1 2
g ( x )  x
2
h( x )  2 x 2
Graphs of
Examples: graph
2
graph g ( x )  2( x  3)
Graphs of
 Note:
The graph of has the same shape as the graph of y ax 2
2
y 
If h is positive, the graph of ax is shifted h units to the
2
right. y  ax
If h is negative, the graph of is shifted h units to
the left.

The vertex is (h,0) and the axis of symmetry is x=h.


2
Graphs of y a ( x  h)  k

 Examples: Graph the following

f ( x) ( x  2) 2  4
g ( x) 3( x  2) 2  4
2
y 2( x  4)  5
Graphs of y ax 2  bx  c

y x 2  1

f ( x)  x 2  6 x  2
Graphs of Quadratic Functions
 Activity:
Activity
Activity
Activity
Problems Involving Maximum and
Minimum Points
Example:
1. What are the dimensions of the largest rectangular
pen that a framer can enclose with 64 m of fence?
2. What is the minimum product of two numbers that
differ by 5? What are the numbers?

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