
Lesson: Applications of Quadratics
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Mathematics
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9th - 12th Grade
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Medium
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Erin Inman
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3 Slides • 12 Questions
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Projectile motion is a commonly modeled by quadratic functions
Applications of Quadratic Functions
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y-intercept generally tells how high the object was initially
vertex x-coordinate tells WHEN the object reaches max height, y-oord IS max height
x-intercept tell us when the object is on the ground
When an object is thrown...
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Multiple Choice
Which one are we looking for?
A rubber ball was thrown into the air, then hit the ground causing it to bounce. How long did it take to hit the ground?
x at vertex
y at vertex
positive zero
y-intercept
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Multiple Choice
Which one are we looking for?
Jaiden wanted to know the initial height of a baseball when it was hit at home plate.
x at vertex
y at vertex
positive zero
y-intercept
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Multiple Choice
Which one are we looking for?
Hailee bungee jumped off a platform by first jumping into the air, then falling downward. How high was the platform?
x at vertex
y at vertex
positive zero
y-intercept
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Determine WHAT the question wants you to find.
Then use your math skills to find what you need. Graphing can be helpful for a visual.
When solving word problems....
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Multiple Choice
The parabola shows the trajectory of a tennis ball that was hit with a tennis racket. What is the starting height of the tennis ball? (Click the picture to enlarge it)
3 feet - y-intercept
12 feet - vertex
1.5 seconds - vertex
3 seconds - x-intercept
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
If you are given the zeros of a quadratic function, what is the easiest way to find the axis of symmetry?
you don't have enough information
guess and check with a graph until you find the x-intercepts that match
find the middle number between the zeros
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Multiple Choice
The parabola shows the trajectory of a tennis ball that was hit with a tennis racket. How long di it take for the tennis ball to hit the ground? (Click the picture to enlarge it)
3 feet
12 feet
1.5 seconds
3 seconds
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Multiple Choice
What is the highest point over the water?
8 meters
1 meter
1 second
8 seconds
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Multiple Choice
How long did it take to reach highest point over the water?
8 meters
1 meter
1 second
8 seconds
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
At 6 seconds is the rocket going up or down?
up
down
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Applications of Quadratic Functions
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