1. Warm up Graph completely (with all parts from worksheet),
x- and y- intercepts (& roots)

2. Homework Questions?
View Answer Key 
Quiz Questions?

3. Roots can look like…
Now its your turn to draw a parabola that describes each type of roots:
Sketch a parabola with 2 real roots
Sketch a parabola with one double root
Sketch a parabola with no real roots

4. RECAP OF ROOTS 1 Root 2 Roots No Roots Vertex is on the x-axis
Answer is vertex! (x,0)
No Roots
Does not cross x-axis
Vertex is above and opens up
Vertex is below and opens down
Answer: None
2 Roots
Crosses x-axis twice
Vertex is below and opens up
Vertex is above and opens down
Whole Numbers
Answer: (x,0) and (x,0)
Between 2 Numbers
Answer: # < x < # # < x < #

5. X-intercepts X-intercepts are also called… Roots! Integral Roots:
In between two integers on the x axis

6. Recap…
What is the y-intercept?....
State the y-intercept:

7. Let’s play…
Check it.. 1,2,1,2!!

8. Check it 1, 2, 1, 2… and pass it back!
Label a, b, and c. Does the parabola open up or down? Max or min?
Solve for the axis of symmetry
Solve for the vertex
Graph the parabola (use magic ordered pairs)
Label the roots and y intercept of the parabola.

9. Homework
Pg. 625 #22, 26, 27, 28, 31

10. Speaker and Scribe Directions: Factor completely or write prime if not factorable.

11. Speaker and Scribe Directions: Factor completely or write prime if not factorable.

12. Speaker and Scribe Directions: Factor completely or write prime if not factorable.

13. Speaker and Scribe Directions: Factor completely or write prime if not factorable.

14. Speaker and Scribe Multiply the factors (review of Chapter 9)

15. Math Lab Warm up: Simplify

16. If you finish homework..
Either graph (with paper) or solve using quad. Formula:
Depending on what you’ve learned so far 