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1 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #1 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

2 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #2 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

3 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #3 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

4 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #4 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

5 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #5 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

6 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #6 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

7 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (Factor out the negative first, then factor what is in the parenthesis. Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #7 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

8 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (Factor out the negative first, then factor what is in the parenthesis. Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #8 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

9 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (Factor out the negative first, then factor what is in the parenthesis. Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date ____________ QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS/PARABOLAS #9 Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

10 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (Factor out the negative first, then factor what is in the parenthesis. Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date 1/14/2009 QUIZ – Quadratic Functions/Parabola Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

11 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date 1/16/2009 Quadratic Functions with Imaginary Roots A Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

12 Standard Form y=ax 2 + bx + c Factor (if possible) Opening (up/down) Minimum Maximum Quadratic Equation Name________________________Date 1/16/2009 Quadratic Functions with Imaginary Roots B Y-intercept a =b =c= Vertex ( x, f (x) ) Axis of Symmetry X-intercepts (show work) Discriminant and # of Solutions Quadratic Formula Graph

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