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Lesson 6: Key Characteristics of Quadratics

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Use the following function to answer the questions on the right.

$f(x)=(x-2)(x-8)$

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Enter the x-intercepts as points, separated by commas.

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Axis of symmetry, as an equation.

Use the following function to answer the questions on the right.

$f(x)=(x+1)(x-6)$

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Enter the x-intercepts as points, separated by commas.

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Axis of symmetry, as an equation.

Use the following function to answer the questions on the right.

$f(x)=3(x+4)(x-2)$

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Enter the x-intercepts as points, separated by commas.

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Axis of symmetry, as an equation.

Use the following function to answer the questions on the right.

$f(x)=0.25(x-1)(x-12)$

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Enter the x-intercepts as points, separated by commas.

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Axis of symmetry, as an equation.

Use the following function to answer the questions on the right.

$f(x)=0.5(x+15)(x+5)$

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Enter the x-intercepts as points, separated by commas.

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Axis of symmetry, as an equation.