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Mr.
Jensen
Name:______________________________
a) b) .
c) d)
3)
State
the
x-‐intercepts
of
the
quadratic
relation
.
4)
Which
statement
best
explains
why
there
are
2
roots
to
the
equation
𝑦 = 𝑥 ! + 12𝑥 − 36
?
a) The
value
of
12! − 4(1)(−36)
is
negative.
b) 12! − 4(1)(−36)
is
a
funny
looking
algebraic
expression.
c) The
value
of
12! − 4(1)(−36)
is
positive.
d) The
value
of
12! − 4(1)(−36)
is
zero.
5)
What
is
the
best
description
of
the
term
‘zeros’
for
a
quadratic
relation?
6)
How
many
real
roots
can
a
quadratic
equation
of
the
form
have?
Section
2:
Completing
the
Square
[4
marks]
2) Put
each
of
the
following
parabolas
into
vertex
form
by
completing
the
square.
State
the
vertex
and
whether
it
is
the
maximum
or
minimum
point
of
the
parabola.
The
vertex
is:
____________________
Is
this
a
max
or
min
point?
____________
Section
3:
Solve
by
Factoring
[3
marks]
3) Solve
each
of
the
following
by
factoring:
Section
4:
Solve
Using
the
Quadratic
Formula
[3
marks]
4) Solve
each
of
the
following
using
the
quadratic
formula.
Round
your
answers
to
the
nearest
hundredth.
(make
sure
to
clearly
identify
your
solutions/x-‐intercepts):
a)
-‐3x2
−
11x
+
8
=
0
b)
4x2
−
6x
+
9
=
0
c)
𝑥 ! + 7𝑥 = −5
Section
5:
Write
the
Equation
in
Standard
Form
[2
marks]
5) For
the
following
parabola:
a) Write
an
equation
in
factored
form,
y=a(x-‐r)(x-‐s)
:
Equation
of
the
Parabola
in
Factored
Form:
_____________________________________
b) Write
an
equation
in
standard
form,
y=ax2+bx+c
:
(Hint:
Use
FOIL
to
expand
the
equation
that
is
in
factored
form,
this
will
give
you
standard
form!)
Section
6:
Graph
a
Quadratic
that
is
Given
in
Standard
Form
[4
marks]
d) Sketch
the
graph
of
the
parabola.
Label
the
x-‐intercepts
and
the
vertex.
Section
7:
Application
[2
marks]
7)
The
path
of
a
soccer
ball
after
it
is
kicked
from
a
height
of
0.5
m
above
the
ground
is
given
by
the
relation
,
where
h
is
the
height
above
the
ground
and
d
is
the
horizontal
distance,
both
in
metres.
a)
How
far
has
the
soccer
ball
travelled
horizontally,
to
the
nearest
tenth
of
a
metre,
when
it
lands
on
the
ground?
b)
What
is
the
maximum
height
reached
by
the
soccer
ball?
At
what
horizontal
distance
is
the
soccer
ball
at
its
maximum
height?
Bonus
(+2)
2)
The
cost,
C,
in
thousands
of
dollars,
to
produce
items
at
a
clothing
manufacturer
is
given
by
the
relation
𝐶 = 2𝑥 ! − 29𝑥 + 100
,
where
x
represents
the
number
of
items
produced,
in
hundreds.
The
revenue,
R,
in
thousands
of
dollars,
that
these
items
generate
is
given
by
the
relation
𝑅 = 𝑥 ! − 10𝑥 + 250 ,
where
x
represents
the
number
of
items
sold,
in
hundreds.
a)
Profit
is
defined
as
the
difference
between
the
revenue
and
the
cost.
Using
P
=
R
−
C,
develop
a
profit
relation
for
the
company.
b)
Determine
the
zeros
of
the
profit
relation.
c)
How
many
items
should
be
produced
to
maximize
profit?
Answers
2) a) vertex is (3, 8) and this is a max b) vertex is (-‐3, -‐14) and this is a min
4) a) -‐4.29 and 0.62 b) no roots c) -‐0.81 and -‐6.19
6) a) -‐3 and 2.5 b) 𝑥 = −0.25 c) (-‐0.25, -‐15.1) d) see solutions page
7) a) 11.4 b) It reaches a max height of 3.5 m at a horizontal distance of 5.5 m.
Bonus Section
1) see
your
notes
or
the
posted
video
for
the
proof
2) a)
𝑃 = −𝑥 ! + 19𝑥 + 150
b)
-‐6
and
25
c)
950
d)
$240
250