Chapter 2

Chapter 2
Quadratic Functions
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2.1 QUADRATIC EQUATIONS & INEQUALITIES www.inttuition.com
SOLVING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
I. To solve a quadratic equation means to find the roots of the quadratic equation.
2- The roots of an equation are the values of its variable for which the equation is true
(usually refers to the values of the variable that makes the equation equal to zero).
3 .
The general form of a quadratic equation is
4. There are three ways to solve a quadratic equation.
(a)
(b)
(c) -
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EXAMPLE 1
Solve these quadratic equations via factorisation.
(a) ✗ 2+2×+1--0 (b) N 't 72=-6 (c) -
622=-112-10
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EXAMPLE 1
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SOLVING BY COMPLETING THE SQUARE
1. Completing the square basically means to factorise the siterm into the form of en -
p) ?
2. Consider a quadratic equation, -

9ns +12N -4=0
Step 't : step 4 :

step 7 :
step 2 steps steps

: :
:
step 3 : steps :
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EXAMPLE 2
Solve these quadratic equations by completing the square.
(A) 522-3×-4=0 (b) -4N
-
+ 9N =-3
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EXAMPLE 2
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SOLVING BY QUADRATIC FORMULA
1. In most applications, quadratic equations are solved simply by using the quadratic formula.
2. For a general form of quadratic

equation, an 7- bat c- -
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QUADRATIC FORMULA
3. The quadratic formula is actually
derived from completing the

square.
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EXAMPLE 3
Solve these equations quadratic formula (Give your answer correct to four significant figures.)
-
(a) 2N ( N -
2) = ( 3- a) ( 2N + 1) (b) 2x = 632 -
90 (C) -
4x
-
+ 17N +9=0
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EXAMPLE 3
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EXAMPLE 4
The diagram (a) below shows four pieces of wood with the same width and a total frontal surface
area of 180 centimeters squared. The four pieces of wood are glued to each other to form a
-
picture frame as shown in (b). Determine the width of a single of piece wood.
39 cm
L >
(a)
39cm
< >
,
EID 24cm
(b)
✓
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EXAMPLE 4
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FORMING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS FROM ITS ROOTS
1. If the roots of any given quadratic equation are ✗ { B , reversing the factorisation process yields;
2 .
For a general form of quadratic equation, and + but C =
0
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EXAMPLE 5
Form a quadratic equation that has these sets of roots;
(a) -
¥ { 3- (b) -
E- only
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EXAMPLE 6
Determine the sum of roots and product of roots for these quadratic equations.
(b)
'
(a) 322 + Gx -
8=0 -
2x -
12N 1-9=0 (c) -
22 + 3N +20--0
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EXAMPLE 7
If ✗ { B are the roots of the quadratic equation 3ns -
7- x -
10=0 , form a quadratic
equation with the roots;
(a) ✗ -2
{ B- 2 (b) 2- { I
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EXAMPLE 7
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EXAMPLE 8
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One of the roots the quadratic equation 16k tpn +4=0 is four times the other root. Find p.
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EXAMPLE 9
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Given -3 and s are the roots of the quadratic equation 3N + kN -3=0, find the value of k
and s.
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SOLVING QUADRATIC INEQUALITIES (Graph Sketching)
1. A quadratic inequality typically consists of two linear inequalities as its solution.
From an 't bn + c 70 -17 (N -

P) ( N
-
9) 70 [ OR < 0,20 , so]
> >
> >
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SOLVING QUADRATIC INEQUALITIES (Number Line & Table Method)
From (N -
2) (N +3770
NUMBER LINE METHOD
TABLE METHOD
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EXAMPLE 10
Solve each of these inequalities.

'
36 70
(a) R2 11N t 18<0 (b) -3ns an -6 yo (c) 2x se -
-
+
-
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EXAMPLE 10
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2.2 TYPES OF ROOTS OF QUADRATIC EQUATIONS www.inttuition.com
TYPES OF ROOTS
I. There are a few types of roots of a quadratic equation.
2- The type of roots depends on the discriminant of the equation from the quadratic formula.
-
b±✓b2-4ac Tz Discriminant of
✗ =
2A
the
equation
R2 - 521-6=0 ✗
2-
4N +4=0 ✗ 2- At 10=0
(R 3) (N 2) =
0
( 2) 2=0
?
-
x
-
-
✗ =3 OR N=2 2=2
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SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING TYPES OF ROOTS www.inttuition.com
EXAMPLE 11
Find the value of t if the quadratic equation ✗ ( set 20) = M ( 2x + 5) -

50 has two equal
and real roots.
-
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EXAMPLE 12
If the quadratic equation ( pt 1) 221-5=92 Has two equal roots, express p in terms of q.
-
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EXAMPLE 13
10)
Find the range of values of q is the quadratic equation ✗ ( n t
q
= -4 has
-
(a) Two distinct

} real roots (b) No real roots
-
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EXAMPLE 14
Find the range of values of p is the quadratic equation N 't 2 =

2pm has two real roots.
pt
-
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2.3 QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS www.inttuition.com
THE QUADRATIC FUNCTION GRAPH

axis of
I. The graph of a quadratic function, f- (a) =
-
an + bNtC symmetry
↳ I
is a symmetrical curve called a /
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Condition Effect on Graph
1
a f• Minimum
point
Axis
of -171
•
Maximum
b symmetry ,
point
l
l
c
l
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TYPE OF ROOTS AND X-INTERCEPTS OF A QUADRATIC FUNCTION
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f- (a) = ✗
2- 5nt6
foe)=Ñ-421-4 f- (a) =x '
-
z +10
f(a) =
O fol ) =0
f- (a) =O
R2 -
5N 1-6=0 '
N -4×1-4=0
N2 -2+10=0
( N 3) (
-
N -21=0 ( ✗ -2,2=0
2=3 OR N=2 N= 2
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EXAMPLE 15
Determine and sketch the shape of these quadratic functions.

(a) fix ) = x2 - 5kt 6 (b) gtk )
= N
?
4N + 4 (c) h (a) =
N°+4
(d) MIN ) = 4N -
4 x2 (e) MN ) = -
I +2N - R2 (f) pcn ) =
-22-22-5
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EXAMPLE 15
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EXAMPLE 16
Find the values of q if the quadratic function for) = 42ft 413 g)

-
set 513 -
g)
touches the x-axis at one point.
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EXAMPLE 17
2
Find the range of p if the quadratic function rcn ) = ✗ + 2Pa + 5p -
6
(a) Touches the x-axis at (b) Does not touch the N -

axis .
two different points .
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THE VERTEX FORM OF A QUADRATIC FUNCTION www.inttuition.com
1. The general form of a quadratic function can tell us the shape by referring to the sign of ‘a’.
2. A more useful form of the quadratic function is the vertex form.
3 We can change the general form to vertex form via completing the square.
'
ng ng
>a
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1. These are the steps to convert a function from general form to vertex form.
Consider a quadratic function, her ) =

222+721-11
Step 't : step 4 .

Step 7 :
step 2 steps steps

: :
:
step 3 : steps :
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EXAMPLE 19
For each of these functions, determine the maximum or minimum point.

(a) flu) 4N 5 322 (b) 3rd 9N -6
gin )
= t -
=
+
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EXAMPLE 19
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EXAMPLE 20
The quadratic function fcn )

'
= -2N tha -
3 has a maximum value of k when x=2. Determine the
value of h and k.
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EXAMPLE 21
The diagram shows the graph for the quadratic function foe ) =
alk k )
- -
4 , where a and k are

constants.
ng
y=fca)
R
• •
>
µ 3
Find
(a) The axis of symmetry
(b) The value of K
(c) The minimum point

(d) The value of a
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SKETCHING THE GRAPH OF A QUADRATIC FUNCTION www.inttuition.com
222 +7kt HI
1. Lets say theres a quadratic function, fcx , =
step 1:
The Graph
Step 2 :
step 3 :
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EXAMPLE 22
Sketch the graph of these functions and state their respective equation of axis of symmetry.
(a) f- ( n ) = -
2ns + Ion -
8 (b) gln ) = 3N
'
+ 7- set 12
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EXAMPLE 22
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EXAMPLE 23
Hence, draw the absolute value functions for each of the functions from example 22
(a) for ) =
I -2ns t lose -8 I (b) girl =
I 322 + 7-set 12 I
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EXAMPLE 24
The graph of the quadratic function, f- (n ) = N2 + mn + 5 has a minimum point of (2,n)

(a) Find the of
value } n (b) Hence of foe)
sketch the
graph
m '
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SOLVING PROBLEMS INVOLVING QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS www.inttuition.com
EXAMPLE 25
2- RHO
Determine the values of m if the straight line moose 2) is a tangent to ✗
y=
__ +
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EXAMPLE 26
Find the range of values of k if the straight line y Kx I and the curve y
= -
= R2 -
7- a + 7k
(a) Intersects at two different (b) Do not intersect
points
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EXAMPLE 27
It is given that the function men ) = 16N't ( 5- E) set I is always positive. Find the range of
values of t.
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Shafi ee Khai dzir

SOLVING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS

The general form of a quadratic equation is

4. There are three ways to solve a quadratic equation.

2. Consider a quadratic equation, -

Step 't : step 4 :

step 2 steps steps

2. For a general form of quadratic

3. The quadratic formula is actually

derived from completing the

1. A quadratic inequality typically consists of two linear inequalities as its solution.

From an 't bn + c 70 -17 (N -

9) 70 [ OR < 0,20 , so]

NUMBER LINE METHOD

Solve each of these inequalities.

I. There are a few types of roots of a quadratic equation.

Find the value of t if the quadratic equation ✗ ( set 20) = M ( 2x + 5) -

(a) Two distinct

Find the range of values of p is the quadratic equation N 't 2 =

THE QUADRATIC FUNCTION GRAPH

Determine and sketch the shape of these quadratic functions.

Find the values of q if the quadratic function for) = 42ft 413 g)

(a) Touches the x-axis at (b) Does not touch the N -

two different points .

2. A more useful form of the quadratic function is the vertex form.

Consider a quadratic function, her ) =

Step 't : step 4 .

step 2 steps steps

For each of these functions, determine the maximum or minimum point.

The quadratic function fcn )

4 , where a and k are

(b) The value of K

(c) The minimum point

The graph of the quadratic function, f- (n ) = N2 + mn + 5 has a minimum point of (2,n)

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