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Detailed instructions on various aspects of quadratic graphs in the context of VCE Maths Methods. Topics covered include transformations of parabolas through dilations, horizontal and vertical translations, graphing quadratics from linear factors, turning points, and finding the equation of quadratics using different methods. The document also includes examples and exercises.
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y = ax^2 : a is the dilation factor from the x axis that narrows or widens the parabola. (The curve de fi ned by a quadratic function is a parabola.)
y = x^2 + k : k is the vertical translation that moves the graph up k units. y = x 2 y = x 2
x intercept: (-5,0) & (1,0) y = (x โ 1 )(x + 5 ) y = x 2
Turning point: y = โ 5 x = 1 ,x = โ 5 x intercepts: y intercept: (0,-5) y = ( โ 3 )( โ 3 ) = โ 9 ( โ 2 , โ 9 )
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