Graph the following quadratic below.
(The vertex and 4 other points around it)
What sign tells you the quadratic below will point down?
What is the axis of symmetry for
What is the vertex for
What is the domain for
What is the range for
What is the y-intercept for
What are the x-intercept(s) for
Use the function
to answer the following question.
This graph is the path that shows how Jim jumped off a diving board into a pool.
How high in feet was the platform that Jim jumped off of?
Use the function
to answer the following question.
This graph is the path that shows how Jim jumped off a diving board into a pool.
What was the maximum height of Jim in feet?
Use the function
to answer the following question.
This graph is the path that shows how Jim jumped off a diving board into a pool.
How long did it take Jim to reach his maximum height in seconds?
Use the function
to answer the following question.
This graph is the path that shows how Jim jumped off a diving board into a pool.
How long did it take Jim to reach the pool?
What form is this for a quadratic?
f(x) = (x - 2)(x + 7)
(intercept, standard, or vertex?)
What does this form make easy to identify?
f(x) = (x - 2)(x + 7)
(x-intercept, y-intercpt, or vertex?)
What does this form make easy to identify?
(x-intercept, y-intercpt, or vertex?)
What is the vertex of this quadratic?
(x-intercept, y-intercept, or vertex?)
What form is this quadratic written in?
(intercept, standard, or vertex?)
What is the y-intercept of this quadratic?
(x-intercept, y-intercept, or vertex?)
Which of the following quadratics are pointing up?
(There may be more than 1)