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The document discusses the quadratic function in its general form and methods for graphing it, including the use of tables of values and identifying roots. It explains concepts such as the axis of symmetry, maximum and minimum values, and provides examples of drawing graphs for specific quadratic functions. Additionally, it covers the determination of positive and negative ranges for the function based on the domain provided.
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The document discusses the quadratic function in its general form and methods for graphing it, including the use of tables of values and identifying roots. It explains concepts such as the axis of symmetry, maximum and minimum values, and provides examples of drawing graphs for specific quadratic functions. Additionally, it covers the determination of positive and negative ranges for the function based on the domain provided.
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Seal Foo Of the
Quadratic Functio,
The general form of the quadratic function ig.
fx ax + bx +0,a#0
or 1 Six) = ax? + bx +e
or y=axrr-+bxt+e
or {(x, y): y = ax? + bx + c}, ae tne coment of
aN anecoetiint of
constant term. which ig
ceptofthe CUE OM the yay
ee independent variable
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1. (@) Draw the graph of the quadratic function:
fxraeta- 8 for the domain
“S 8 ~ 2x ~ x2, for the domain
= sre 3, :
Using the sable of values, the graph of
fix 8 — 2x — x2was then drawn on graph
paper, as can be seen in Fig. 14.20.
From the construction on the graph
(b) The maximum value of the function
Ax), FO) max = + i
(c) The equation of the axis of symmetry is
=-1.
‘ i seen
From the construction on the graph it can be
te ction
turning point on the graph of the fun
a ee 8 — 2x — xis P(—1,9). i
rt maximum value of the Le oe
Oe 8 — 2x — iS fO)max =
Ef tie
when x = 1. |
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3 tomes
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rig. 4.20 Maximum vai curve
Example 76 —
(a) Draw the graph ofthe quadratic function:
faye y= (rt Wee 4)} for the domain
Here.
(o) Estimate the maximum or minimum vate
fory.
(c) Stae the equation forthe axis of symmetry.
~ a
Solution
Table 14.37 Table of values
@ 7 arr
GLUE Op ateT
=a |-6h-sieaj-3
yeuthend 6 0-4-6 : utes £0" UE quay
sole fs
reece wat — for le
es, the RUDI of
mae eS yy was then dre,
seen in Fig. 421
14.21 Minimum value curve
Fi.
From the construction on the graph:
{b) The minimum value of Y, Yuin = 6.25
{¢) The equation ofthe axis of symmetry is x= | 5
From te consruction on the graph it can be seen:
(i) The tuning point onthe graph of the quadratic
function
(ayy = + Ile ~ 4)} is PULS, ~625)
(i) The minimum value ofthe quadratic function
(dx yry= (+ Dlx = 4)} is J
and it occurs when x = 1.5
(9) Draw the araph ofthe quadratic Fanci:
frat dr 8
forthe domain ~5
