I can explain what a quadratic equation looks

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I can explain what a quadratic equation looks like on a graph and as

I can explain what a quadratic equation looks like on a graph and as an equation! Warm Up

Warm Up

Warm Up

 Warm Up

Warm Up

Semester 2 Changes 60% Application Tests 30% Learning Targets - 100% Highly Proficient -

Semester 2 Changes 60% Application Tests 30% Learning Targets - 100% Highly Proficient - 85% Advanced Proficient - 75% Proficient - 0% Not proficient/not assessed 10% Homework - Late homework will be accepted for full credit UNTIL the unit test

Homework vs Grade Tests Learning Homewor Targets k Final Grade 67% 76% 56% C

Homework vs Grade Tests Learning Homewor Targets k Final Grade 67% 76% 56% C D 66% 79% 43% 65% 71% C D C C 83% 96% 100% 74% 89% 38% A B B C

Algebra I LAST UNIT Chapter 8 Linear Systems Inequalities is ab out. . .

Algebra I LAST UNIT Chapter 8 Linear Systems Inequalities is ab out. . . Equation Standard Form NEXT UNIT CURRENT UNIT Real Life Which are found in Quadratics Which Have an Which use the Vertex Form That look Like a Which involve That use the Quadratic Formula Where You can Parabola Factoring Find Solutions Zero Product Property UNIT SELF-TEST QUESTIONS How do you factor a quadratic expression completely? How do you know if there are roots to a quadratic equation? How do you find the roots of a quadratic equation? How can you predict what a parabola will look like? How can you find the equation of a parabola? What is special about zero? Make connections Generalizing Extending Applying

INTRODUCING… Quadratics

INTRODUCING… Quadratics

The shape of the rainbow is based on a quadratic equation.

The shape of the rainbow is based on a quadratic equation.

If you graph this equation it will show the path of a dolphin’s jump

If you graph this equation it will show the path of a dolphin’s jump

Take a closer look at the path a dolphin follows. The shape of this

Take a closer look at the path a dolphin follows. The shape of this path is called a Parabola

All Drinking fountains make parabolas

All Drinking fountains make parabolas

The Parabola can face upward… Vertex Axis of Symmetry

The Parabola can face upward… Vertex Axis of Symmetry

Downward Parabolas y-axis Vertex x-axis The Solutions (x-intercepts)

Downward Parabolas y-axis Vertex x-axis The Solutions (x-intercepts)

Vertex x-axis The Solutions (x-intercepts)

Vertex x-axis The Solutions (x-intercepts)

Standard form (if we used letters instead of numbers)… a is the Leading Coefficient

Standard form (if we used letters instead of numbers)… a is the Leading Coefficient Tells you if the parabola is up or down y-intercept Example using numbers: 2 + 5 x – 3 y = 2 x The square is what lets you know this a quadratic equation

Vertex form Y value at the vertex Example using numbers: X value at the

Vertex form Y value at the vertex Example using numbers: X value at the vertex 2 y = 2(x - 4) - 3

2 X + 7 x + 10 (x + 5)(x + 2)

2 X + 7 x + 10 (x + 5)(x + 2)

TELLS ME THE SOLUTIONS (x + 2)(x + 3)

TELLS ME THE SOLUTIONS (x + 2)(x + 3)

Notes Three Types of Terms # : 4, 5, 1, 0 x: 3 x,

Notes Three Types of Terms # : 4, 5, 1, 0 x: 3 x, -2 x 2 2 2 x : 2 x , -3 x

Worksheet Part A: #1 -4 Part B: #5 -13 Part C: #14 -17 check

Worksheet Part A: #1 -4 Part B: #5 -13 Part C: #14 -17 check answers every 2 problems

Bi-Annual Assessment

Bi-Annual Assessment

HOMEWORK page 199 #5 -26 through 5 -32

HOMEWORK page 199 #5 -26 through 5 -32