Graphing Quadratic Functions In Vertex Form

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@@sanopann1896 the parent function is x squared. The coefficient of x is 1 just like in the example all the other stuff were just shifting the function but its still a part of x^2

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this is a great video, but I need an example with a positive value before the parenthesis. do you have any?

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3:08 the positive value is 2

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How do u get -12 on the last one?

[@learnwithpi]

He was describing how the y value changes as we move away from the vertex. Pretend our vertex was actually at (0,0). Then our function would be y = -3(x^2) So if we had x = 2, our 'y' point would be y = -3 (2^2) = -12 , IE: coordinate (2, -12) To graph that point for OUR function, we start at our vertex instead of (0, 0). (2, -12) shifted by our vertex (1,9): means we go to coordinate ( [2 +1], [-12+9] ) which is (3, -3). That's what he graphs for this point, not (2, -12). If that's confusing you can just use the original function and plug in x values to get your coordinate. Then graph those. At that point, x = 3: y = -3(3-1)^2 + 9 = -3(-2)^2 +9 = -3(4) + 9 y = - 3

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@@learnwithpi you wrong. Its the parent function if you were to make a chart you would get the same answer

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what if it is x² + 4 ? is it (0, -4)?

[@aaron9262]

No its (0, 4). The vertex is (h,k) where h is the x value that makes the function a minimun or a maximum and k is the sum after h is plugged in. Ex. (x-1)^2 + 3 --> Once h is plugged into x, h is -1 so (-1 + 1)^2 + 3 = 0 + 3 = 3 so that is why the y coordinate of the vertex is 4 in your example. In this case, x is 0 because 0^2 is 0. Hope this helped.

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I’ve found a flaw in your explanation, insert the squares to the equation to the the answer

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vertex??

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its (2,-3) the two is positive becasue the signs are reversed. the three stays the same

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Acc so bad on the second example you can’t just say “it’s not gonna be one it’s gone be two” YOU HAVE TO EXPLAIN THATS YOUR LITERAL JOB

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How does it even equal 2 anyway?

[@aaron9262]

Ok you know the two in the outside of the brackets thats were he got it from in the first example he only did one squared because of the outer coefficient which was nothing in other words 1

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The formula is y= a(x-h)²+k Also if the h value is negative make it positive and if it's positive make it negative. (sorry if this was late)

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