Parabola - Merit

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Parabola - Merit. Mahobe. Basics first. Movement in y direction. Movement in x direction. Reflection in x-axis. Stretch in y-direction e.g. height doubles. Stretch in x-direction e.g. width halves. Sketch . Sketch . Sketch . Sketch . Sketch . Sketch . Factored form of a quadratic. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Parabola - Merit

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Basics first

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Movement in y direction

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Movement in x direction

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Reflection in x-axis

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Stretch in y-direction e.g. height doubles

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Stretch in x-direction e.g. width halves

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Sketch

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Sketch

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Sketch

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Sketch

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Sketch

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Sketch

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Factored form of a quadratic

• Draw

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• Find the intercepts by putting x = 0 and y = 0

• Y-intercept is (0, -15)

• X-intercepts are (5, 0) and (-3, 0)

• The line of symmetry is half way between these points at x = 1 and y = -16

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• Find the intercepts by putting x = 0 and y = 0

• Y-intercept is (0, -15)

• X-intercepts are (5, 0) and (-3, 0)

• The line of symmetry is half way between these points at x = 1 and y = -16

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Sketch these graphs

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• Note that this is just

• Moved down 3

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Sketch the following graphs with their axis of symmetry and give the coordinates of the vertex

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Vertex (3.5, -6.25)

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Vertex (-4, -36)

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Vertex (1, -36)

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Vertex (1.5, -2.25)

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A is (0, -6) or if the diagram is to scale (1, -4)

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B (-3, 0)

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C (2, 0)

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D (-0.5, 0)

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E (-0.5, -6.25)

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A stone is fired from a catapult. The height gained by the stone is given by the equation

• h= height of the stone• t = time in seconds• At what times is the stone at a height of 25

metres?

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Use the calculator to solve and round to appropriate level:

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What is the stone’s height after 2.5 seconds?

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Use the calculator to solve and round to appropriate level:

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Owen and Becks are playing football. Owen receives a pass and quickly kicks the ball towards Becks. The graph below shows the path of the

ball as it travels from Owen to Becks. The graph has the equation

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Find the value of the y-intercept and explain what this value represents.

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X = 0 y = 0.5 This means the ball’s initial height was 0.5 m

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Find the maximum height that the ball reaches.

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Halfway between 5 and -1 is 2. Substitute x = 2. the height is 0.9 metres above the ground.

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The graphs of y = -x and y = x(x + 2) are shown. Write down the co-ordinates of A and B.

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The graphs of y = -x and y = x(x + 2) are shown. Write down the co-ordinates of A and B.

A(-3, 3)B(-2, 0)

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Michael throws a cricket ball. The height of the ball follows the equation: h = 20x – 4x2 where h is the height in metres that the

ball reaches and x is the time in seconds that the ball is in the air.

Describe what happens to the ball: What is the greatest height? How long is it in the air?

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Michael throws a cricket ball. The height of the ball follows the equation: h = 20x – 4x2 where h is the height in metres that the

ball reaches and x is the time in seconds that the ball is in the air.

Maximum height is 25 metres and the ball is in the air for 5 seconds.

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When x = 2, y = 8, so the truck can travel through the tunnel.

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A theme park roller-coaster ride includes a parabolic shaped drop into a tunnel from a height of 45 metres. This drop can be modelled by

y = x2 – 14x +45. Draw the graph.

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Where does the bottom of the drop occur?

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The bottom of the drop is at 7 metres.

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How many metres does the roller-coaster drop from top to bottom?

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From 45 to -4. A height of 49 metres.

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Write x2 -14x + 45 in perfect square form.

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Write x2 -14x + 45 in perfect square form.

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Find the equation of the following parabolas.

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Don’t forget the stretch

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Gyn cannot reach the ball as he can only reach to a height of 2.7 m