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Mathematical Expression Editor

Variables and CoVariation

Quantitative Reasoning

Relations and Graphs

Changing in Tandem

Comparing Lines and Exponentials

Linear Equations

Linear Modeling

Exponential Modeling

Functions

What is a Function?

Function Properties

Average Rate of Change of Functions

Building New Functions

Building New Functions

Quadratics

Polynomials

Roots

Exponential Functions Revisited

Introduction to Function Transformations

Exponential Functions Revisited

Introduction to Logarithms

Rational Functions

Rational Functions

Properties of Rational Functions

Domain

Back Matter

  1. precal
  2. Precalculus with Review 1
  3. Quadratics
  4. David Kish
Objectives
Definition of Quadratics
  • What is a quadratic function?
  • What does the graph of a quadratic function look like?
  • Recognize a quadratic in standard form
  • Become familiar with standard vocabulary about quadratic functions.
Vertex Form
  • What is the vertex form of a quadratic?
  • Use completing the square to convert a quadratic in standard form to a quadratic in vertex form.
  • Recognize a quadratic in standard form
  • Become familiar with standard vocabulary about quadratic functions.
Factored Form
  • What is Factored Form or Root Form of a quadratic? How is it the same or different from saying a quadratic is factored?
  • Use factoring to convert quadratics from standard form to Factored Form.
  • Use Factored Form to find the roots of a quadratic
  • Use the Quadratic Formula to find the roots of a quadratic and/or to write the quadratic in Factored Form
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