Quadratic Transformations Vertex Form Tutorial

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Write it in another form and it will all become very easy. (Y + 8) = 3( X + 4)^2 and look the value of X and Y that would make what is in the brackets equal to zero, hence Y=--8 and X= --4 (Y --5) = (1/2)( X --3)^2 and look the value of X and Y that would make what is in the brackets equal to zero, hence Y= +5 and X= +3

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Oh my gosh this helped so much. Algebra 1 is coming back to bite me in the butt this year in Algebra 2 so this helped clarify a lot of things.

[@Steerable6827]

what about reflection across the y axis and horizontal stretch

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[@admirallq0495]

3:45 can any one just explain to me please how is -1/2 is considered to be from 0-1

[@Arianna.graceee]

Hi, I'm sorry I just have a little confusion. Could you help me with how we get the -4?

[@Okera17]

This is a great video for me to quickly review the material for my work, thanks.

[@lamefr62]

I don't understand ow the 4 turned in to a negative in the first example

[@penhchan1464]

im sorry to dare to say but isn't a>0 the graph is compression (shrink) and if a0 isn't that call stretch (wider)? but I also find that this video is helpful too

[@heyitsadad]

in my book, it says that if |a| (absolute value of a) > 1, then it's stretched. if 0>|a| >1, the graph is compressed

[@aunmaqsood8227]

Yeah I think so, it makes more logical sense as well. I haven't really looked at the definitions in my textbook, but I'm pretty sure you're correct.

[@hannelorehauke8301]

The compression/stretch is vertical, not horizontal. The compression squishes the graph down, making it wider. The stretch makes it skinnier.

[@aunmaqsood8227]

@@hannelorehauke8301 yeah thanks for clarifying, that makes sense

[@artsusi6009]

@@etebarekteklay8826 well my comment here is 4 months too late, but whether the "a" is negative or not has nothing to do with the amount of stretch or compression that happens.

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Why does H is the opposite? Where did the formula actually come from? I really wanna know, but I can't find an answer!!!!

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3:45 Can you tell me please how she considered -1/2 between 0-1

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not me cramming the whole unit the day before the test

[@naveensingh5787]

anyone know y=x^2 and y=-x^2+4, i thought when we reverse the sign of x it reflects in y-axis , but why this graph is reflecting in x-axis?, kindly clarify

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W o W!! When "a" is 1 What should l write?

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0:56 What if it's just 1?

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[@mathieulebot7032]

does that mean the function is compressed vertically by 1/2 unit? or its not related

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reflection across the Y axis?

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this shits wrong bruh my equation is 2(1/4x + 2)^2+3 and it aint working the a value tells us if it opens up or down the B value (1/4) tells us what she wrote as her A value dude

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