School level  :  SHS 2 Curriculum area: Elective Maths Class time : 80min (two periods)
Determine how changes in the parameters of a quadratic equation in the polynomial form affect the graph Determine how to use the polynomial form of a polynomial quadratic equation to find the location of the vertex on a graph. Apply the vertex of a quadratic function in a realistic setting.
Think of the following scenarios and describe the path when: a golf ball is played at one end of a park to another A basketball is thrown with the aim of scoring (You can sketch the path on a sheet of paper)
In both scenarios, the path described by the ball will follow a graph such as EXPECTED RESPONSE 30 0 40m/s
Considering the quadratic function,  y=ax 2  +bx +k. What are the parameters of the quadratic function?
The nature of the graph The nature of the quadratic curve when  a   is either positive or negative or zero.  Graph 1 The nature of the graph when the absolute value of  a   is either increasing or decreasing. [  [click here   ), check  here  too ]]]]
The effects of the value of  k  on the quadratic curve. That is increasing and decreasing the value of  k .  click here
The effects of the value of  b  on the quadratic curve.  Click Determination  of the axis of symmetry and its corresponding y value.
CONCLUSION Quadratic function in the form y  =  ax 2  +  bx  +  k  becomes wider as | a | decreases and narrower as | a | increases. The parabola opens up when  a  > 0 and opens down when  a  < 0. The leading coefficient  a  is the only coefficient that changes the shape of the graph.  The position of the vertex is determined by varying the value of  b . If b>0, the vertex is located on the left of the  y -axis. If b<0, the vertex is located on the right of the  y -axis. If b=0, the vertex is located on the  y -axis. The x coordinate of the vertex is given by  and the y coordinate can be found by substituting the value x in the quadratic equation. The axis of symmetry is  . Increasing or decreasing the value of  k  moves the graph up or down vertically  without altering the shape.

Quadratic in the polynomial form

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    School level : SHS 2 Curriculum area: Elective Maths Class time : 80min (two periods)
  • 2.
    Determine how changesin the parameters of a quadratic equation in the polynomial form affect the graph Determine how to use the polynomial form of a polynomial quadratic equation to find the location of the vertex on a graph. Apply the vertex of a quadratic function in a realistic setting.
  • 3.
    Think of thefollowing scenarios and describe the path when: a golf ball is played at one end of a park to another A basketball is thrown with the aim of scoring (You can sketch the path on a sheet of paper)
  • 4.
    In both scenarios,the path described by the ball will follow a graph such as EXPECTED RESPONSE 30 0 40m/s
  • 5.
    Considering the quadraticfunction, y=ax 2 +bx +k. What are the parameters of the quadratic function?
  • 6.
    The nature ofthe graph The nature of the quadratic curve when a is either positive or negative or zero. Graph 1 The nature of the graph when the absolute value of a is either increasing or decreasing. [ [click here ), check here too ]]]]
  • 7.
    The effects ofthe value of k on the quadratic curve. That is increasing and decreasing the value of k . click here
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    The effects ofthe value of b on the quadratic curve. Click Determination of the axis of symmetry and its corresponding y value.
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    CONCLUSION Quadratic functionin the form y = ax 2 + bx + k becomes wider as | a | decreases and narrower as | a | increases. The parabola opens up when a > 0 and opens down when a < 0. The leading coefficient a is the only coefficient that changes the shape of the graph. The position of the vertex is determined by varying the value of b . If b>0, the vertex is located on the left of the y -axis. If b<0, the vertex is located on the right of the y -axis. If b=0, the vertex is located on the y -axis. The x coordinate of the vertex is given by and the y coordinate can be found by substituting the value x in the quadratic equation. The axis of symmetry is . Increasing or decreasing the value of k moves the graph up or down vertically without altering the shape.