Name Pre-Calculus 11 Date

3.1 to 3.6 Review

3.1 Introduction to Quadratic functions and their graphs

Without copying from your notes or your practice book, complete the table below:
Quadratic Function Not Quadratic Function
Example 1
Example 2

Given the graphs on the right, complete the table(s):

Domain Vertex

Range Axis of symmetry

Direction of Opening x-intercept(s)

Vertex x-intercept(s)

Range y-intercept

Axis of Symmetry

3.2 Moving graphs.

Complete the table write quadratic functions that will do the following transformations:
Opens up & moved right 2 Opens up & moved down 3
Opens down & moved up 6 Opens down & moved left 4

Given the graph on the right, complete the table:

Describe the transformations Write the function that would
required to make this graph make this graph

Describe the transformations Write the function that would

required to make this graph make this graph
Given the equations complete the table:
Equation y x 2 36 y x 2
2

Vertex
Direction of Opening
Is the y value of the vertex a
maximum or a minimum?
Range
Axis of Symmetry
Description of Transformations
to graph
y-intercept
x-intercept(s)

3.3 Moving graphs

Given the equations complete the table:
Equation y x 2 4 y x 2 8
2 2

Vertex and (max / min?)

Direction of Opening
Range
Axis of Symmetry
Description of
Transformations to
graph
y-intercept
x-intercept(s)

y y
Graph(s)

x
3.4 Graphing y ax 2
Complete the table:
Function y 2 x 2 1 2
y x
2
Vertex
Direction of Opening
VE or VC
Graph y y

Create the functions given the information:

Vertex (0,0) and pass through the point Vertex (0, 0) and pass through the point
(-3, 18) (4, -6)

3.5 Graphing: y a x p q
2

Given the function: y 2 x 3 9 , complete the table:

2

y
Vertex Axis of Symmetry

Range y-intercept

x-intercept(s) Description of
Transformations
required to graph
Create the functions given the information:
Vertex (2,-3) and pass through the point Vertex (-3, 5) and pass through the point
(-1, 15) (1, -3)

Vertex (3, 9) and an x-intercept at 5

3.6 Completing the square.
Given the function, complete the square so you can graph it.

y x 2 6 x 10 y 2 x 2 4 x 1

y
y

x
x