Reading roots of a quadratic graph
Reading roots of a quadratic graph.
- Roots are where
. The turning point is the minimum or maximum. - The axis of symmetry is the vertical line through the turning point.
- A positive
coefficient opens upwards; a negative coefficient opens downwards.
Example 1
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Example 2
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Your turn
Question 1 A root is an -value where the curve meets the -axis. Read both crossings.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Check answer
Question 2 A root is an -value where the curve meets the -axis. Read both crossings.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Check answer
Question 3 A root is an -value where the curve meets the -axis. Read both crossings.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Check answer
Question 4 A root is an -value where the curve meets the -axis. Read both crossings.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Check answer
Question 5 A root is an -value where the curve meets the -axis. Read both crossings.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Check answer
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.
Read both roots of the quadratic from the graph.