In the application below, it will be possible to see the relationship between the different representations (tabular, algebraic and graphic) for the same quadratic function in the form: [math]f(x)=ax^2+bx+c[/math].[br]
[b]a) [/b] What happens to the graph when a = 0? [br][br][b]b)[/b] What happens to the graph when a > 0 (positive)? [br][br][b]c) [/b]What happens to the graph when a < 0 (negative)?[br][br][b]d) [/b] What does the coefficient "a" tell us about the graph of the parabola?
[b]a) [/b] What happens to the graph when c = 0? [br][br][b]b)[/b] What happens to the graph when c > 0 (positive)? [br][br][b]c) [/b]What happens to the graph when c < 0 (negative)?[br][br][b]d) [/b] What does the coefficient "c" tell us about the graph of the parabola?[br]
[b]Consider a>0[br][br]a) [/b] What happens to the graph when b = 0? [br][br][b]b)[/b] What happens to the graph when b> 0 (positive)? [br][br][b]c) [/b]What happens to the graph when b < 0 (negative)?[br][br][br][b]Consider a<0[br][/b][br][b]d) [/b] What happens to the graph when b = 0? [br][br][b]e)[/b] What happens to the graph when b> 0 (positive)? [br][br][b]f) [/b]What happens to the graph when b < 0 (negative)?[br][br][b]g) [/b]Write your conclusion.
Does every graph of a quadratic function always intersect the X-axis at two points (roots)? Explain.
Does every graph of a quadratic function always intersect the Y-axis at one point? Explain.
What is the vertex of a parabola? Look the formula to calculate the (xv, yv)
Relate b to the vertex of the parabola.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1tRSphC0w7lL-Zu8A34Sx8JP4G1YQuw5lU0tFd_Vz-Zw/edit
https://www.intmath.com/blog/mathematics/how-to-find-the-equation-of-a-quadratic-function-from-its-graph-6070.