Mr.

Ps Mathematics Class Unit 5

OBJECTIVE: You will be able to, verbally and writing, Identify zeros of quadratic polynomials when factorizations are
available and sketch graphs of polynomial functions. Using the following academic vocabulary: quadratic, general form,
factored form, vertex form, root, and imaginary.

Lesson 1.10: Quadratic and Other Polynomial Functions

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Work All parts of the question are The answer is correct but not A small amount of work No attempt was
Rubri answered correctly with work enough work was shown. -or- was attempted but it is made
c shown. Complete sentences are The answer is not correct but lots not complete or correct.
used if necessary. of work was shown.
1. Take out pencil and Math notebook
2. Begin Do Now
3. When finished copy Title and CLO
Do Now
Factor each equation completely. Write each equation in ***CHALLENGE***
factored form. y=a ( xr 1 ) ( xr 2 ) Tell whether each equation is written in general form, vertex
form, or factored form.
Write each equation in the other two forms, if possible.
a. x 28 x=9 b. 2 x 210 x +12=0
a. y=2(x2)216

Classwork
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 Mr. Ps Mathematics Class Unit 5

OBJECTIVE: You will be able to, verbally and writing, Identify zeros of quadratic polynomials when factorizations are
available and sketch graphs of polynomial functions. Using the following academic vocabulary: quadratic, general form,
factored form, vertex form, root, and imaginary.
1. Read this section carefully
2. Write important words and information
Polynomials can be used to represent the motion of projectiles, the areas of regions, and the volumes of boxes. When
examining a set of data whose x-values form an arithmetic sequence, you can calculate the finite differences to find
the degree of a polynomial that will fit the data. When you know the degree of the polynomial, you can define a system
n n
of equations to solve for the coefficients. Polynomial equations can be written in several forms. The form anx +an1x
1 1
+...+a1x +a0 is called general form. Quadratic equations, which are 2nd-degree polynomial equations, can also be
written in vertex form or factored form, with each factor corresponding to a root of the equation. In a quadratic
equation, you can find the roots by using the quadratic formula.

There are the same numbers of roots as the degree of the polynomial. In some cases these roots may include imaginary
or complex numbers. The degree of a polynomial function determines the shape of its graph. By varying the
coefficients, you can change the relative sizes of these hills and valleys.

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 Mr. Ps Mathematics Class Unit 5

OBJECTIVE: You will be able to, verbally and writing, Identify zeros of quadratic polynomials when factorizations are
available and sketch graphs of polynomial functions. Using the following academic vocabulary: quadratic, general form,
factored form, vertex form, root, and imaginary.
Exercises
1. Work Independently to solve the following problems
2. Anything that we dont finish in class, you will have to work on your
own
Possible Test Questions
1. Factor each expression completely.

2. Solve each equation by setting it equal to zero and factoring.

3. Tell whether each equation is written in general form, vertex form, or factored form. Write each equation in the
other two forms, if possible.

4. Sketch a graph of each

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 Mr. Ps Mathematics Class Unit 5

OBJECTIVE: You will be able to, verbally and writing, Identify zeros of quadratic polynomials when factorizations are
available and sketch graphs of polynomial functions. Using the following academic vocabulary: quadratic, general form,
factored form, vertex form, root, and imaginary.

Quadratic Functions Pratice

Characteristics of quadratic functions
Complete a function table: quadratic functions
Graph a quadratic function
Solve a quadratic equation using square roots
Solve a quadratic equation using the zero product property
Solve a quadratic equation by factoring
Complete the square
Solve a quadratic equation by completing the square
Solve a quadratic equation using the quadratic formula
Match quadratic functions and graphs
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