Graphing Quadratics in All forms Flashcards
What are three forms of quadratics?
Standard Form
Vertex Form
Factored Form
What does the standard form of a quadratic look like?
y=ax2+bx+c
What does vertex form of quadratic look like?
y=a(x-h)2+k
What does factored form of a quadratic look like?
y=a(x-r1)(x-r2)
What are the three ways to find AOS?
Standard: x= -b / 2a
Vertex: x = h (remember opposite)
Factored: x = (r1 + r2) / 2
What are three ways to find the VERTEX ?
Standard: vertex @ (AOS, y) plug AOS into equation to finid the y value
Vertex: vertex @ (h,k)
Factored: vertex @ (AOS, y) Plug in AOS to find the y value
What are three ways to find the y intercept?
Standard: y int @ c
Vertex: y int @ a*h2 + k
factored: y int @ a*r1*r2
Name the FORM and how to find the AOS, Vertex and Y intercept:
y = ax2+bx+c
Standard form.
AOS @ x = -b / 2a
Vertex @ (AOS, y) find y by pluggin AOS into quadratic
y intercept @ c
Name the FORM and how to find the AOS, Vertex and Y intercept:
y= a (x - h)2 + k
Vertex Form
AOS @ x = h
Vertex at (h, k) (remember opposite h and just k)
y intercept @ a*h2 + k
Name the FORM and how to find the AOS, Vertex and Y intercept:
y= a (x-r1) (x-r2)
Factored Form
AOS @ x = (r1+r2) / 2
Vertex at (AOS, y) find y by pluggin AOS into equation
Y intercept @ a*r1*r2
Why is it called “vertex form”?
Because it shows the vertex explicitly. The vertex is right there in your face.. at (h,k)
Why is it called “factored form?”
Because the quadratic is factored completely.
What is the bonus you get when an equation is in factored form?
You get the roots (remember opposites)
Roots are also known as:
x-intercepts, zeros, solutions,
What are other names for the roots of a quadratic?
ZEROS or SOLUTIONS or X- INTERCEPTS
What are the names of the terms in a quadratic in standardform?+y = ax2+bx+c
ax2 is quadratic term
bx is linear term
c is constant term