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by Patel Sheil 7 years ago

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Quadratic relations

Quadratic relations are essential in mathematics, represented by the equation y = a(x-h)^2 + k. The vertex of a parabola, identified by the coordinates (h, k), is the point where the curve changes its direction.

Quadratic relations

Linear and Non-Linear

independent and dependent varialbes

Non-linear relations

points do no lie along a line (curved)
second differences are equal

Linear relations

a straight line
first differences are equal

base quadratic

Vertex Form

Quadratic relations

y=ax^2

y=a(x-h)^2 +k

Min/Max Value
if the parabola opens downward it has a max value
if the parabola opens upward it has a min value
y intercept
set x as 0
Zeros
the x intercepts, set y as 0

ex.

The axis of symmetry is the "k" value
Vertical line drawn through the vertex
ex. if the equation was y=-2(x-1)^2 the axis of symmetry would be 1
The vertex of a parabola are the "h" and "k" values
the point (x,y) where the parabola changes direction
(h,k)
K
H
A
if the value of "a" is negative the parabola opens downward

a=-1

if the value of "a" is positive the parabola opens upward

a=1

Tpes Of Transformations

reflection
A parabola is reflected when the value of "a" is less than 0

a<0

vertical stretch
A parabola is vertically stretched when the value of "a" is more than 1 but less than -1

1

vertical compression
A parabola is vertically compressed when the "a" value is more than -1 but less than 1

-1

vertical translation
Determined by the "k" value in the y=a(x-5)^2+k formula The value of "k" can shift the parabola vertically up or down

if k<0 then it is translated down

if k>0 then it is translated up

horizontal translation
Determined by the "h" value in the y=a(x-5)^2 +k formula The value of "h" can shift the parabola horizontally right or left

if h<0 then it is translated the the left

if h>0 then it is translated to the right