Quadratic Transformations Learning Goals/Objectives: Students will explore and understand the effects of the parameters a, h, k on the quadratic function algebraically and graphically. Students will understand and articulate the domain and the range of quadratic functions. Standard: F.BF.3 Materials: Graphing Calculators Colored pencils Student Exploration Activity Sheets (attached) Procedure: This activity is best done by students working in small teams of 2-3 people each.
Develop 1. 2.
Group work: Graphing exploration activity. Class discussion: a. Vocabulary: i. parabola ii. vertex iii. translation iv. reflections v. stretch/compressions vi. parent function b. Points to develop: i. Students’ hypotheses ii. Examples iii. Domain and Range
Solidify 1. 2. 3. 4.
Practice 1.
Group work: Practice sheets A and B; Use more examples or fewer depending on class need. Class discussion: a. Discuss graphs and equations; Particularly 2A Group work: Application problems. Class discussion: have groups present solutions.
Graphing Quadratic Functions Exploration 1. Using a graphing calculator, graph the function f x
x 2 ; sketch the graph on the grid using 5
exact points. a. What is the domain? b. What is the range? 2. Graph (in a different color) f x
x 2 2 on the same graph using 5 exact points. Describe the
difference between this graph and the graph of f x
x2.
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range?
3. Graph (in a different color) f x
x 2 3 on the same graph using 5 exact points. Describe the
difference between this graph and the graph of f x
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range?
4. Describe the effect of k on the equation f x
x2 k
5. Create and graph your own function and determine if your hypothesis (answer from #4) is correct.
x2.
6. Graph (in a different color) f x
x
2
2 on the provided graph using 5 exact points. Describe
the difference between this graph and the graph of f x
x2.
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range?
7. Graph (in a different color) f x
x
3
2
on the same graph using 5 exact points. Describe the
x2.
difference between this graph and the graph of f x
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range?
8. Describe the effect of h on the equation f x
x
h
2
f x
9.
Create and graph your own function and determine if your hypothesis (answer from #8) is correct.
x2
10. Graph (in a different color) f x
2x 2 on the provided graph using 5 exact points. Describe the
difference between this graph and the graph of f x
x2.
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range? 1 2 x on the same graph using 5 exact points. Describe the 2 difference between this graph and the graph of f x x 2 .
11. Graph (in a different color) f x
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range? 12. Graph (in a different color) f x
x 2 on the provided graph using 5 exact points. Describe
the difference between this graph and the graph of f x
x2.
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range? 13. Graph (in a different color) f x
3x 2 on the same graph using 5 exact points. Describe the
difference between this graph and the graph of f x
x2.
a. What is the domain? b. What is the range? 14. Describe the effect of a on the equation f x
ax 2 f x
15.
Create and graph your own function and determine if your hypothesis (answer from #14) is correct.
x2
Practice A – Graphing Quadratic Functions Write the equation of the parabolas graphed below. Use your calculator to check your answer. Verify at least 3 points.
1.
2.
Equation: ________________________
Equation: ________________________
Vertex: __________________________
Vertex: __________________________
Domain: _________________________
Domain: _________________________
Range: __________________________
Range: __________________________
3.
4.
Equation: ________________________
Equation: ________________________
Vertex: __________________________
Vertex: __________________________
Domain: _________________________
Domain: _________________________
Range: __________________________
Range: __________________________
Practice B – Graphing Quadratic Functions
In the following functions, the transformations have been combined on the quadratic function that you just discovered. Graph the following functions with at least 3 precise points. 1.
f x
4. f x
x
2
1 x 2
2
2
3
2.
f x
x
2
5.
f x
3x 2
1
2
5
4
f x
2 x
2
6. f x
x
3
3.
2
2
1
4
Graphing Quadratic Functions – Applications 1.
A. Draw a path for the bird that would hit the target (Pigs). Write an equation for the path.
B. Describe a reasonable domain and range for your function.
C. Compare the domain and range for this function to the domain and range of f x
x2 .
2. Although the playing surface of a football or soccer field appears to be flat, its surface is actually shaped like a parabola so that rain runs off to either side. The cross section of a field with synthetic turf 2 can be modeled by f x 0.000234 x 80 1.5 where x and y are measured in feet. A. Find the width of the field.
B. What is the maximum height of the field?
C. Explain how the width and height relate to domain and range.
3. m s
The average gas mileage m in miles per gallon for a compact car is modeled by 2 0.015 s 47 33 , where s is the car’s speed in miles per hour. The average gas mileage for 2
an SUV is modeled by my s 0.015 s 47 15 . What kind of transformation describes this change and what does this transformation mean?
the vertex form and. solve for the a value. f ( x ) = a ( x â h )2 + k. 3. Write the quadratic function: 4. Name the domain, range and minimum value: EX #5: Graph.
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