1819 H2Y §5.4

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Which exercises/theories should we discuss on the board?

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Removing brackets
§5.4 and §5.5 do NOT require you to remove brackets and write formulas shorter. To keep up with your skill in removing brackets, try to regularly make some exercises from tinyurl.com/removing brackets:

lvl 3, 4 and 5: single brackets (§5.1)
lvl 6, 7 and 8: double brackets (§5.2)
lvl 9: writing formulas with not only brackets shorter (§5.3)

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Quadratic formulas
                                 is a quadratic formula (it has a variable squared)

If we want to plot the graph of this formula, we should first make a table. Take the horizontal axis from -3 to 7.
y=2x28x

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Filling in a quadratic formula

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Filling in a quadratic formula

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Plotting the graph for a quadratic formula


This table shows us we should take: 
- the horizontal axis from -3 to 7 (with steps of 1)
- the vertical axis from - 10 to 45 (with steps of 5)

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Plotting the graph for a quadratic formula

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Plotting the graph for a quadratic formula


                                                                          Plot all points from the table

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Plotting the graph for a quadratic formula


                                                                         Plot all points from the table
                                                                         Connect with a smooth curve

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Upward or downward opening parabola
Graphs for a quadratic formula are
called parabolas
This parabola is an 
upward opening parabola.

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Upward or downward opening parabola
In the coordinate system on the 
right, the green graphs are
upward opening parabolas
and the purple graphs are
downward opening parabolas.

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Upward or downward opening parabola
You will find that you can tell from the formula if a parabola is upward or downward opening.

If the number in front of 
is positive, it is upward opening
If the number in front of 
is negative, it is downward opening.
x2
x2

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Vertex
The lowest point in an 
upward opening parabola, 
or the highest point in a 
downward opening parabola 
is called the vertex.

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Axis of symmetry
All parabolas have 
reflection symmetry. 
The vertical line through 
the vertex is the axis of symmetry

All vertical lines have a formula
x = ....

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HW Friday
Make and correct §5.4

Wear something purple!!!

(suggestion: practice removing brackets again on tinyurl.com/removingbrackets, lvl 3-9)

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