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Warm Up (5 Minutes). Graph the following points/lines… and their respective transformations:. (-2,-2); Translated: Vertically 4, Horizontally -3 ( 1,3); Translated: Vertically -2, Horizontally 2 Transformed: Vertically -1, Horizontally 2, Increase slope by a factor of 1.5.
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Warm Up (5 Minutes) Graph the following points/lines… and their respective transformations: (-2,-2); Translated: Vertically 4, Horizontally -3 ( 1,3); Translated: Vertically -2, Horizontally 2 Transformed: Vertically -1, Horizontally 2, Increase slope by a factor of 1.5
4.1.2 How Can I Shift a Parabola • Learning targets for today: • How can I shift a Parabola… • Vertically? • Horizontally? • Reflect over x-axis? • Compress/Stretch the graph? • Vertex Form of a Quadratic
Parent Function: Quadratic We are going to be using the following equation of to compare and contrast other quadratics is a standard quadratic with its vertex at the origin and commonly referred to as a parabola Vertex: (0,0)
Parent Function: Quadratic How can we transform this function of: In our table groups we are going to fill out the rules for each transformation…
Horizontally… You tell me…
Vertically… You tell me...
What does a Vertical Compress/Stretch look like? Compress Stretch
Vertical Compress/Stretch • A quadratic will have a normal shaped curve when • A quadratic will compress by a factor of when • A quadratic will stretch by a factor of when
Combining It All… Vertical Shift Horizontal Shift (opposite value) Compress/Stretch Factor Stretch if: (if is negative it will reflect over the x-axis)
Vertex Form This equation is known as the vertex form of a quadratic!!! We call it this because it clearly gives us the vertex of its parabola : x-axis location : y-axis location
What is the function? You tell me...
Going from equation to graph Graph these equations and label the vertex:
Homework I will make a worksheet that relates to the lesson terminology and processes.