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CASL J: 1he typical quadratic. f(x) = x
2
3x J8

a. Roots occur at &
low can you be SURL that the roots are where you say they are without consulting your graphing
calculator





b. Vertex is at , , ,
Show your calculations below:




c. \-intercept is at .
Show how you got this answer:


d. Sketch the graph o the parabola on the axes at the right.
Include your ertex, roots and y-intercept on your graph.
abel your axes!



CASL 2: 1he negative a quadratic (a<0). f(x) = -x
2
4x + J2

a. Roots occur at &
low can you be SURL that the roots are where you say they are without consulting your graphing
calculator





b. Vertex is at , , ,
Show your calculations below:




c. \-intercept is at .
Show how you got this answer:


d. Sketch the graph o the parabola on the axes at the right.
Include your ertex, roots and y-intercept on your graph.
abel your axes!

CASL 3: 1he binomial squared quadratic. f(x) = x

2
6x + 9

a. Roots occur at


b. Vertex is at , , ,


c. low is this problem /1107039 rom the last 2 problems





d. \-intercept is at .
Show how you got this answer:


e. In order to make an accurate sketch, you need at least
3 points on the graph. Right now you should hae
only 2. I you hae more, come talk to me!

lind a third point on the graph using a isual or algebraic method. Show or explain how you ound this
point below.




. Sketch the graph o the parabola on the axes aboe. Include at least 3 points on your graph.abel your
axes!


LQUA1IONS PRAC1ICL: lor each graph below, write an equation that would match the graph ,including
the y-intercept and ertex!,. \rite your solutions in standard orm.

3 -3
-J0
-20

-7
-J0
-20