For each quadratic function, and the vertex, the -intercept, the
graph of the function, the number of common points with the x-axis and
the sign of the discriminant, D, when 0.
Ex.
(1) = x - 22
Soll
Soll
y (0-1)-1
Vertex: (1.-4)
Vertex:( ,
)
Substituting
The //-intercept
is (0, -3).
m) The //-intercept
is ( , ).
=x? - 2x - 3
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From the graph, there are 2
common points with the x-axis.
D-(-2) -4X1X(-3)
From the graph, there is/are
common point(s) with the
x-axis.
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