Graphing a quadratic function in standard form

The video tutorial explains how to graph quadratic equations in the form of Y = AX^2 + BX. It covers identifying the axis of symmetry using the formula X = -B/2A, selecting points for graphing, calculating Y values, and plotting the parabola. The tutorial also discusses the significance of the vertex and how to find X and Y intercepts. The approach emphasizes understanding transformations and symmetry in quadratic graphs.

Explain the process of graphing a quadratic equation using a table of values.

How does the value of 'A' affect the direction of the parabola?

What are the X and Y intercepts of the graph as mentioned in the text?