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Quadratic Functions

Quadratic function

3.2 Explain quadratic functions using tables, equations, and graphs.

3.3 Explain the relationship between the coefficients and discriminant of a quadratic function and its graph.

4.2 Solve problems related to quadratic equations.

4.3 Present quadratic functions using tables, equations, and graphs.

4.4 Present and solve contextual problems using the properties of quadratic functions.

A quadratic function has the form:

y=ax2+bx+c y=ax^2+bx+c

with a0a \neq 0 and x,yRx,y \in \mathbb{R}.

It can also be written as:

f(x)=ax2+bx+c f(x)=ax^2+bx+c

In studying quadratic functions, common topics include:

  1. how to draw the graph,
  2. axis of symmetry,
  3. zeros of the function,
  4. intercepts,
  5. vertex,
  6. the effect of aa, bb, and cc on the graph.

For a more complete explanation, study the slide deck below.

To make the material easier to understand, watch the following explanation video.

To understand the effect of aa, bb, and cc on the graph of a quadratic function, move the values in the simulation below and observe the changes.

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That concludes this quadratic function material.

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