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    Quadratic Functions (Vertex Form) : Math 9: Lesson 1

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    The document discusses deriving the formula for the vertex of a quadratic function by completing the square. It shows how to rewrite a quadratic function in standard form into vertex form by regrouping and factoring to produce a perfect square trinomial. The vertex form makes the x-value of the vertex readily apparent. Examples are given of transforming quadratic functions into vertex form and finding the corresponding x- and y-coordinates of the vertex.

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    The document discusses deriving the formula for the vertex of a quadratic function by completing the square. It shows how to rewrite a quadratic function in standard form into vertex form by regrouping and factoring to produce a perfect square trinomial. The vertex form makes the x-value of the vertex readily apparent. Examples are given of transforming quadratic functions into vertex form and finding the corresponding x- and y-coordinates of the vertex.

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    The document discusses deriving the formula for the vertex of a quadratic function by completing the square. It shows how to rewrite a quadratic function in standard form into vertex form by regrouping and factoring to produce a perfect square trinomial. The vertex form makes the x-value of the vertex readily apparent. Examples are given of transforming quadratic functions into vertex form and finding the corresponding x- and y-coordinates of the vertex.

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    Quadratic Functions (Vertex Form) : Math 9: Lesson 1

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    Quadratic

    Functions
    (Vertex Form)
    Math 9: Lesson 1
    Deriving the Formula of the
    Vertex of Quadratic Function
    •  
    The quadratic function can be
    written in the form by applying
    the method of completing the
    square.
    Deriving the Formula of the
    Vertex of Quadratic Function
    •   standard form
    regrouping and
    factoring
    adding to produce a
    perfect square trinomial
    factoring PST and
    combining the constant
    term
    Deriving the Formula of the
    Vertex of Quadratic Function
    •   renaming, where
    and .

    This form of the quadratic function is called the vertex form.

    Remember: To produce a PST, square half the numerical coefficient


    of . Add the square and subtract an expression equivalent to the one
    that is added.
    Examples: Transform each
    quadratic function into vertex
     
    form. Then give the value of
    and .
    •  
    •  
    1)
        ;
    ;
    (Vertex form) ;

    (Vertex form)
    •  
    2)
        ;
    ;
    ;
    (Vertex form)
    ;

    (Vertex form)

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