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    This document discusses different forms of quadratic functions: - The factored form uses the x-intercepts to define the function. - The standard form is ax2 + bx + c, where c is the y-intercept. - The vertex form is a(x-h)2 + k, where (h, k) is the vertex. It provides examples of using each form to determine properties like the direction of opening, x-intercepts, vertex, and axis of symmetry. The examples are intended to help the reader identify key features of quadratic functions from their equations.

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    Section 2.

    1:
    Quadratic Functions – Exploring Forms
     The factored form of a quadratic equation is
    , where the values of r and s are the x-intercepts.
    Factored Form   
     Note that a continues to represent the shape and opening of the
    parabola.
     The standard form of a quadratic function is
    , where a, b, and c are constants, and a cannot equal 0.
    Standard Form   
     In this form, the value of c is the y-intercept. This is easy to
    remember because at the y-intercept, x = 0.
     Given the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the direction of the opening;
     Given the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     whether the vertex is a maximum or a minimum;
     Given the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the y-intercept.
     Consider the quadratic function . Identify:
    Example   
     the direction of the opening;
     Consider the quadratic function . Identify:
    Example   
     the x-intercepts;
     Consider the quadratic function . Identify:
    Example     the coordinates of the vertex, and whether it is a maximum or a
    minimum value;
     Consider the quadratic function . Identify:
    Example   
     the axis of symmetry;
     Consider the quadratic function . Identify:
    Example   
     the y-intercept.
     Consider the quadratic function . Sketch a graph of the
    Example   
    function.
    Example
     The vertex form of a quadratic function is
    , where the vertex is located at
    Vertex Form   
     Note that a continues to represent the shape and opening of the
    parabola.
     For the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the direction of the opening;
     For the quadratic function , identify:

    Example     the coordinates of the vertex, and whether it is a maximum or a


    minimum value;
     For the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the axis of symmetry;
     For the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the y-intercept
     For the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the intervals for which the function is positive or negative;
     For the quadratic function , identify:
    Example   
     the intervals for which the function is increasing or decreasing.
    Function Vertex Max or Min? Direction of Equation of y-intercept
    Opening Axis of
    Symmetry
    Function Vertex Max or Min? Direction of Equation of Axis y-intercept
    Opening of Symmetry
    Function Vertex Max or Min? Direction of Equation of Axis y-intercept
    Opening of Symmetry
    Function Vertex Max or Min? Direction of Equation of Axis y-intercept
    Opening of Symmetry
    Practice  p. 71, #1, 2, 4ac, 5 (for 4ac), 6ac, 7 (for 6ac), 11abcd

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