Advanced Math
Quadratics [Day 3]
Name:___________________________
Notes: Converting from General to Vertex Form
Nov. 2015
WARM UP
: Think back to the procedure for completing the square in order to complete the blanks.
2
2
2
+ 14 + _____
− 12 + _____
− 40 + _____
a.
b.
c.
2
2
2
( + 7)
( − ____)
( − ____)
Use your notes from D1 and D2 to fill in the following information:
Quadratic Function in GENERAL FORM
Quadratic Function in VERTEX FORM
How to find the vertex in GENERAL FORM
How to find the vertex in VERTEX FORM
**Notice**
_______ is the one thing that doesn’t change in both forms!
To convert an equation from general to vertex form, __________________________________________
When = :
Use the method of completing the square to find the vertex form of the quadratic function.
Identify the vertex and axis of symmetry. Does the quadratic have a max or a min? What is the max or min?
Lastly, identify the domain and range (in interval notation).
2
=
− 10 + 19
Example 1:
vertex form:_________________________ vertex:____________________
axis of symmetry:_________
max or min:____________
domain: ________________
range:__________________