Algebra 2: Chapter 6 Name________________________Pd____ y a ( x h) 2 k Family of Parabolas y 1. Graph y = x2 on the axis to the right. Use the “2nd-TABLE” key to be precise with graphing each point. 2 2. Now graph the equation y = x +4 on the same axis. What has changed from y = x2? 3. Now graph y = x2 – 2. What has changed from y = x2? x 4. Graph y = x2 on the axis to the right. Use the “2nd-TABLE” key to be precise with graphing each point. y 5. Now graph y = (x + 4)2 on the same axis. What has changed from y = x2? 6. Now graph y = (x – 2)2. What has changed from y = x2? x 7. Graph y = x2 on the axis to the right. Use the “2nd-TABLE” key to be precise with graphing each point. 8. Now graph y = –x2 on the same axis. What has changed from y = x2? y 9. Now graph y = 2x2. What has changed from y = x2? 10. Now graph y = 0.5x2. What has changed from the original y = x2? x Parent graph: y x 2 is called the parent graph for quadratics. It has a vertex at (0, 0) and one solution when x = 0. Vertex Form: y a( x h) 2 k is called vertex form of a quadratic. The vertex of this quadratic is (h, k ). If a is negative the quadratic is flipped If a is between 0 and 1 it will make the parabola wider If a is bigger than 1, then it makes the parabola more narrow (skinnier) If h is positive the vertex is moved left If h is negative the vertex is moved right If k is positive the vertex is moved up If k is negative the vertex is moved down Graph the following functions by hand y x2 5 y ( x 3)2 y x 1 2 2 y x 1 6 2 y x 3 2 y x2 1 2 y x2 6 x 8 y 2( x 1)2 y x2 4x 7 y 2 x 4 6 y x2 4x 5 y 2 x2 4 2