
Quadratic Function
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Venus Daydayan
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Domain- set of all first elements of the ordered pairs.
- known as abscissa (x)
Range - set of all second elements of the ordered pairs.
- known as ordinate (y)
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A function is a correspondence between the elements of the domain and the elements of the range such that each element of the domain corresponds to exactly one element in the range.
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Multiple Choice
Is the image shown at left is a function?
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Is the image shown at left is a function?
yes
no
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Multiple Choice
Is the image shown at left is a function?
yes
no
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The bridge resembles a common graph with a smooth U-shape called a parabola.
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Please watch in my screen first, do not open the video on your tab to avoid confusion.
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the turning point of the graph
an ordered pair with coordinates (h,k) where and
called a minimum point if the graphs opens upward or maximum point if the graph opens downward.
minimum point (0,0)
maximum point (0,0)
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if a <0 the parabola opens downward = the vertex is the highest point
After this slide, this will lead you to the Geogebra board. Please click the button " open in new tab".
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Multiple Choice
Previously, you click the circle under the f(x)=−4x2 , what is the concavity?
facing upward
facing downward
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Multiple Choice
What is the vertex of f(x)=−4x2 ?
(0, 0)
none
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Multiple Choice
Click the circle of g(x)=4x2 −5 , what is the vertex of the function?
(0, -5)
(-5,0)
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Multiple Choice
What is/are the x-intercept of the function: g(x)=4x2 −5 ?
x = -1 and 1
x = -1.1 and 1.1
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Multiple Choice
What is/are the y-intercept of the function: k(x)=−21x2−4x +1 ?
y = 1
y = -1
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of the function: k(x)=−21x2−4x +1 ?
x ∈R
y ∈R
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Multiple Choice
What is the range of the function: k(x)=−21x2−4x +1 ?
y=9
y≥9
y≤9
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Multiple Choice
Look at the image at the left, what is the vertex point of the graph? is it minimum or maximum point?
Maximum point (5, 0)
Minimum point
(0, 5)
Maximum point
(0,5)
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Multiple Choice
Determine the x-intercept
(0,2)and (0,0)
(2, 0 )and (0,0)
(-2, 0 )and (0,0)
(0,-2)and (0,0)
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by using Desmos App
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Let's have the waterfalls chat, type your answer in the chatbox. When I say WATERFALLS CHAT GO!, you press enter.
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is narrower than the graph of g(x) =
is wider than the graph of of g(x) =
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