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- Say which form each function is written in and give every feature you can read off.y = 2(x + 3)^2 - 8y = -4x^2 + x - 6y = 5(x - 2)(x + 9)y = -(x - 6)^2y = 3x(x - 4)
- Compare one function written in three ways and answer questions about each form.
- River gauge after a storm: use the quadratic model to answer questions about the flood mark.
- Say what is wrong with each claim about a quadratic and correct it.
- Find the axis of symmetry and other facts from two equal outputs and a zero.
- Sort six expressions into three pairs that describe the same function.
- Aquarium show: compare the leaps of two dolphins given in different forms.
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Reading a quadratic in its three forms: the lesson ›More Chapter 11 worksheets: Solving quadratic equations
- 11.1Solving quadratics by factoring
- 11.2Solving quadratics with square roots
- 11.3Completing the square
- 11.4Completing the square, leading coefficient not one
- 11.5Vertex form: reading, converting and graphing
- 11.6Factored form
- 11.7Reading a quadratic in its three forms
- 11.8Deriving the quadratic formula
- 11.9Using the quadratic formula
- 11.10The discriminant and the number of real solutions
- 11.11Maximum, minimum and projectile problems
- 11.12Systems with a curve