Watch a comprehensive video tutorial covering Chapter 3 review of Integrated Mathematics 2, focusing on quadratic functions and their graphs. Master various forms of quadratic equations including standard form (ax^2 + bx + c), vertex form (a(x-h)^2 + k), and factored form (a(x-p)(x-q)) through detailed examples and problem-solving. Follow along with 35 worked problems across seven key sections, from basic parabola graphing to comparing linear, exponential, and quadratic functions. Access downloadable resources including textbook materials and graph paper to enhance learning experience. Navigate easily through specific topics using detailed timestamps for each problem and section, making it simple to focus on areas needing additional practice or review.
Graphing Quadratic Functions - Chapter 3 Review and Practice Problems
Mr. Robinson's Virtual Math Classroom via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
0:01:08 3.1 - GRAPHING fx = ax^2
Problem #1
Problem #2
Problem #3
Problem #4
Problem #5
0:13:15 3.2 - GRAPHING fx = ax^2 + c
Problem #6
Problem #7
Problem #8
Problem #9
0:24:21 3.3 - GRAPHING fx = ax^2 + bx + c
Problem #10
Problem #11
Problem #12
Problem #13
0:37:55 3.4 - GRAPHING fx = ax - h^2 + k
Problem #14
Problem #15
Problem #16
Problem #17
Problem #18
Problem #19
Problem #20
Problem #21
0:56:30 3.5 - GRAPHING fx = ax - px - q
Problem #22
Problem #23
Problem #24
Problem #25
Problem #26
Problem #27
Problem #28
3.6 - FOCUS OF A PARABOLA
Problem #29
Problem #30
Problem #31
Problem #32
3.7 - COMPARING LINEAR, EXPONENTIAL, AND QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS
Problem #33
Problem #34
Problem #35
Taught by
Mr. Robinson's Virtual Math Classroom
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