What is a reflection for a quadratic graph

The video tutorial explains the concept of reflections in the context of quadratics. It begins with a general discussion on reflections over the X and Y axes, using coordinate points and graphs. The tutorial then delves into how reflections apply to quadratic graphs, emphasizing the importance of the 'A' value in determining the direction of the reflection. The video also covers the symmetry of quadratic graphs and how reflections are primarily vertical due to the axis of symmetry.

How does the reflection of the parent graph of a quadratic function y = x^2 look when reflected over the X axis?

In what scenario would a quadratic function not change its graph when reflected over the Y axis?

What does it mean for a quadratic function to be symmetrical around a vertical axis?