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Section 2.1 - Finding the Equation of a Parabola ♦ 41
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Bylookingatthesketchofaparabola,theequationfortheparabolacanbedetermined.
Considertheparabola:
Thevertexoftheparabolais ,2 5-^ h,thereforey a x 2 52= + +^ h .
Threeotherpointsonthegraphare ,0 3^ h, ,4 3-^ h,and ,2 3-^ h.Todeterminea,anyoneofthesepointscan besubstitutedintoy a x 2 52= + +^ h .
Using ,0 3^ h: y = a x 2 52+ +^ h 3 = a 0 2 52+ +^ h 3 = a4 5+
a4 = 2- a =
21-
Thereforetheequationoftheparabolaisy x21 2 52=- + +^ h .
Note: The points ,4 3-^ h or ,2 3-^ h will give the same result.
Findtheequationofaquadraticfunctionwhosegraphhasvertex ,4 8^ handx-intercept6.
►Solution: Ifthevertexis ,4 8^ hthen f x a x 4 82= - +^ ^h h .
Thex-interceptisthepoint ,6 0^ hwhichisonthegraph.
Solvingfora: f a6 6 4 82- +=^ ^h h =0 a4 8+ =0 a4 = 8- a = 2-
Therefore f x x2 4 82=- - +^ ^h h .
Example 1
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Findtheequationofaquadraticfunctionwithpoints , , , , ,1 0 023 3 0-^ ` ^h j h.
►Solution: Let f x a x h k2= - +^ ^h h .
,1 0-^ hand ,3 0^ haresymmetricbecausetheyhavethesamey-value.Thereforetheaxisof symmetrymustbeaverticallineequidistantfromthetwopoints.Itsequationisx
21 3 1= - + =
Therefore f x a x k1 2= - +^ ^h h .
Substituting ,3 0^ hintotheequation: f a k3 3 1 2- +=^ ^h h =0 a k4 + =0 k = a4-
Therefore f x a x a1 42= - -^ ^h h .
Using ,023` j: f a a0 0 1 42= - -^ ^h h =
23
a a4- =23
a3- =23
a =21-
Thereforek 2=- ,and f x x21 1 22=- - +^ ^h h .
Findanequationofaquadraticfunctionwithpoints , , , , ,3 4 3 2 1 2- -^ ^ ^h h h.
►Solution: Let f x a x h k2= - +^ ^h h .
,3 2-^ hand ,1 2^ haresymmetricbecausetheyhavethesamey-value.Thereforetheaxisof symmetrymustbeaverticallineequidistantfromthetwopoints.Itsequationisx
23 1 1= - + =-
Therefore f x a x k1 2= + +^ ^h h .
Substituting ,1 2^ hintotheequation: f a k1 1 1 2= + +^ ^h h =2 a k4 + =2 k = a2 4-
Therefore f x a x a1 2 42= + + -^ ^h h .
Using ,3 4-^ h: f a a3 3 1 2 42= + + -^ ^h h = 4- a a16 2 4+ - = 4- a12 = 6- a =
21-
Thereforek 4= ,and f x x21 1 42=- + +^ ^h h .
Example 2
Example 3
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2.1 Exercise Set
1. Determinetheequationfortheparabola.
a) b)
c) d)
e) f)
g) h)
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y
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y
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2. Findtheequationofaquadraticfunctionwhosegraphsatisfiesthegivenconditions.
a) vertex: ,2 9^ hx-intercept:5 b) vertex: ,2 12-^ hx-intercept:−4
c) vertex: ,1 4-^ hx-intercept:−2 d) vertex: ,4 12-^ hx-intercept:4
e) vertex ,3 5- -^ hy-intercept:1 f) vertex: ,2 4^ hy-intercept:−3
g) vertex: ,1 4^ hpoint: ,2 3^ h h) vertex: ,2 4- -^ hpoint ,3 1- -^ h
i) vertex: ,0 2^ hpoint: ,2123` j j) vertex: ,3 0-^ hpoint: ,
2321-` j
k) vertex: ,2 5^ hpoint: ,3 2 3- -^ h l) vertex: ,3 6- -^ hpoint: ,3 3 2^ h
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3. Findtheequationofaquadraticfunctionwhosegraphcontainsthegivenpoints.
a) , , , , ,2 0 4 0 1 2- - -^ ^ ^h h h b) , , , , ,3 0 1 8 5 0- -^ ^ ^h h h
c) , , , , ,1 0 0 3 3 0-^ ^ ^h h h d) , , , , ,1 0 0 5 5 0-^ ^ ^h h h
e) , , , , ,1 0 025 5 0-^ ` ^h j h f) , , , , ,5 0 1 0 0
25- -^ ^ `h h j
g) , , , , ,2 3 0 3 4 5- - -^ ^ ^h h h h) , , , , ,3 1 1 1 2 5- - - -^ ^ ^h h h
i) , , , , ,2 1 6 1 2 7- - -^ ^ ^h h h j) , , , , ,4 8 3 23 8 8- - -^ ^ ^h h h
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4. Ifaparabolahasx-interceptsaandb,whatisthe 5. Findallvaluesofksothatthevertexofthegraph x-coordinateofthevertex? y x kx 162= + + liesonthex-axis.
6. Determinethequadraticfunctionf,withzeros 7. Determinethequadraticfunctionfwithpoints −2and6,andrangey 4# . ,3 5-^ hand ,1 5^ h,andrangey 2$- .
8. Ifthegraphofthequadraticfunction 9. Considerthequadraticequationy ax ax b2= + + . f x ax bx c2= + +^ h passesthroughtheorigin, Findthevertexifa b4= . whatisthevalueofc?
10. Howfarfromtheoriginisthevertexofthe 11. Findthedistancebetweentheverticesofthe parabolay x2 3 42=- - +^ h ? parabolas 6y x 22
1 2= + +^ h and y x2 4 22=- - -^ h .
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Thevertexofaquadraticfunctionisnotobviousfromitsgeneralform,y f x ax bx c2= = + +^ h . However,inthestandardformofaparabola,y f x a x h k2= = - +^ ^h h ,thevertex, ,h k^ h,iseasilyapparent. Changingthegeneralformofaparabolatothestandardformofaparabola,simplifiestheprocessoffindingthe vertex,andtographingtheparabola.
Perfect Square Trinomials
Atrinomialthatisthesquareofabinomialiscalledaperfectsquaretrinomial.
Forexample: x x x x x6 9 3 3 32 2+ + = + + = +^ ^ ^h h h x x x x x4 4 2 2 22 2- + = - - = -^ ^ ^h h h
Inaperfectsquaretrinomial: 1.Thelasttermmustbepositiveandaperfectsquare. 2.Thefirsttermmustbeaperfectsquare. 3.Themiddletermisthesquarerootofthefirsttermmultipliedbythesquare rootofthelastterm,thendoubled.Itcanbepositiveornegative.
Tofindthemissingconstanttermthatmakesatrinomialaperfectsquare: 1.Ifthecoefficientofthex2 termisnot1,factorthatvaluefrombothterms. 2.Taketheconstantofthelinearterm,dividethevalueby2,thensquareit. 3.Thesquaredvalueistheconstantterm.
Findtheconstantthatwillmakeeachexpressionaperfectsquaretrinomial.
a) x x102 - +
b) x x22 + +
c) x x2 82 - +
d) x x2 122- - +
e) x x1021 2 - +
►Solution: a) x x x x x10 25 5 5 52 2- + = - - = -^ ^ ^h h h
b) x x x x x2 1 1 1 12 2+ + = + + = +^ ^ ^h h h
c) x x x x x x x x x2 8 2 4 2 4 4 2 2 2 2 22 2 2 2- + = - + = - + = - - = -^ ^ ^ ^ ^h h h h h
d) x x x x x x x x x2 12 2 6 2 6 9 2 3 3 2 32 2 2 2- - + =- + + =- + + =- + + =- +^ ^ ^ ^ ^h h h h h
e) 10 20x x x x x x x21
21
21 20 100
21 102 2 2 2- + = - + = - + = -^ ^ ^h h h
Constantsare:a)25b)1c)8d) 18- e)50
Example 1
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Changing from General Form to Standard Form
1. Groupthevariabletermsandconstanttermsseparately. 2. Factortheleadingcoefficient‘a’fromthevariableterms. 3. Determineaconstantvaluethatmakesthevariabletermsaperfectsquaretrinomial.Addandsubtractthe thevaluetothevariableterms.(Itisnecessarytoaddandsubtractthesamevalueinordertokeepthe balanceoftheequation.) 4. Regroupthevariabletermsintoaperfectsquaretrinomial.Whenthevaluethatisremovedfromthevariable termsisregrouped,itmustbemultipliedbythecoefficientfromstep2. 5. Factorthetrinomialasaperfectsquareandaconstantterm.
Findthevertexandx-interceptsof f x x x2 4 52=- + -^ h .
►Solution: f x^ h= x x2 4 52- + + -^ h = x x2 2 52- - + -^ h = x x 52 2 1 12 -- - + -^ h = x x2 2 1 2 52- - + + -^ h ←When regrouping, 2 1 2#- - =^ h = x x2 1 1 3- - - -^ ^h h = x2 1 32- - -^ h Thevertexis ,1 3-^ h
Atthex-intercepts, 0 2 3 0y f x x 1 2"= = - - - =^ ^h h x 1
232- =-^ h
Asquarevaluecannotequalanegativevalue,thereforethereisnox-intercept.
Findthevertexandx-interceptsof f x x x2 5 32= + -^ h .
►Solution: f x x x2 5 32= + + -^ ^h h
x x225 32= + + -` j
x x225
1625
1625 32= + + - -` j
x x225
1625
825 32= + + - -` j ←When regrouping, 2
1625
825# - =-` j
x245
8492
= + -` j
Thevertexis ,45
849- -` j
Atthex-intercepts, 0 2 0y f x x45
8492
"= = + - =^ `h j
x45
16492
+ =` j
x45
47!+ =
,x4547
21 3!=- = -
Thex-interceptsare ,21 3- .
Example 2
Example 3
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2.2 Exercise Set
1. Findanumberthatmakestheequationvalid.
a) x x x1 22 2+ = + +^ h b) x x x1 22 2- = - +^ h
c) x x x2 42 2+ = + +^ h d) x x x2 42 2- = - +^ h
e) x x x3 62 2+ = + +^ h f) x x x3 62 2- = - +^ h
g) x x x4 82 2+ = + +^ h h) x x x4 82 2- = - +^ h
2. Findanumberthatmakestheexpressionaperfectsquareoftheform x h 2+^ h .
a) x x22 + + b) x x22 - +
c) x x42 + + d) x x42 - +
e) x x52 + + f) x x72 - +
g) x bx2 + + h) x bx2 - +
3. Findanumbertomakeeachsideequalinvalue.
a) x x x62 2+ + = +^ h b) x x x102 2- + = -^ h
c) x x x52 2+ + = +^ h d) x x x72 2- + = -^ h
e) x x x322 2+ + = +^ h f) x x x
432 2- + = -^ h
g) x bx x2 2+ + = +^ h h) xab x x2 2- + = -^ h
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4. Findthevertex.
a) f x x x4 32= + +^ h b) g x x x6 102= + +^ h
c) h x x x8 152= - +^ h d) j x x x10 182= - +^ h
e) k x x x3 82= + -^ h f) l x x x3 52=- - +^ h
g) m x x x3 18 252= - +^ h h) n x x x3 5 32=- + -^ h
i) p x x x21 3 42= - +^ h j) q x x x
32 4 12=- + -^ h
k) .r x x x0 6 2 32= + -^ h l) s x x x43
32
212=- + +^ h
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5. Findthexandy-intercepts,ifpossible,foreachquadraticfunction.
a) f x x 3 42= - -^ ^h h b) g x x 3 42= - +^ ^h h
c) h x x4 1 362= + -^ ^h h d) j x x2 3 112=- + +^ ^h h
e) k x x31
21 2
=- -^ `h j f) l x x x52= +^ h
g) m x x x2 4 62=- - -^ h h) x x xn21 3
252= - +^ h
i) p x x x3 52=- -^ h j) x x xq21 4
3192=- - -^ h
k) .r x x0 4 22=- +^ h l) s x x x6 2 22= - -^ h
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6. Grapheachquadraticfunction.Findthevertex,axisofsymmetry,x-intercept(s),andy-interceptofthegraph.
a) f x x x42=- -^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
b) g x x x4 32=- + -^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
c) h x x x4 52= - +^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
d) i x x x2 4 32=- - +^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
e) j x x x3 2= -^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
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6. f) k x x x2 8 62=- - -^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
g) l x x x3 6 32=- + +^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
h) m x x x31 2 12=- - +^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
i) x xn 42= -^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
j) x x xp 2 32= - + +^ h
vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
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7. Findthevertexof f x x kx 42= + +^ h . 8. Findthevertexofg x x kx k2 2 2= + +^ h .
9. Findthevertexofh x x ax b2 2 2= + +^ h . 10. Findthevertexof i x px x p32= - +^ h .
11. Findthevertexof j x kx x8= -^ ^h h. 12. Findasuchthat f x ax x4 42= + -^ h hasa maximumvalueatx 6= .
13. Findbsothatthefunction f x x bx2 32= + -^ h 14. Findcsothatthefunction .f x x x c0 1 72= + +^ h hasaminimumvalueof−5. hasaminimumvalueof−120.5.
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Thevertexofaparabolaingeneralformcanbefoundusingthevertexformula.Thevertexformulaisderived bycompletingthesquareofthegeneralformofaparabola, f x ax bx c2= + +^ h .
f x^ h=ax bx c2 + +
= ax bx c2 + + +^ h
=a xab x c2 + + +` j
=a xab x
ab
ab c
4 42
2
2
2
2
+ + - +c m
=a xab x
ab a
ab c
4 42
2
2
2
2
+ + + - +c cm m
=a xab x
ab c
ab
2 2 4
2
+ + + -` `j j
=a xab c
ab
2 4
2 2
+ + -` j
withhab2
=- andk cab4
2
= -
The Vertex Formula
Thegraphofthefunction ,f x ax bx c a 02 != + +^ h isaparabolawithvertex ,ab c
ab
2 4
2
- -c m
Note: It is easier to find the y-coordinate by calculating the value of the x-coordinate, then substituting the value b a2- ,for x in the function.
Findthevertexfor f x x x21 4 32=- + -^ h .
►Solution: Usingthevertexformula:a21=- ,b 4= ,andc 3=-
xab2 2
4 421=- =-
-=^ h
y cab4
2
= - or y = x x21 4 32- + -
344
21
2
=- --^ h =
21 4 4 4 32- + -^ ^h h
5= = 5
Thevertexis ,4 5^ h.
Example 1
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Graphthefunction f x x x21 3
252= - +^ h .
►Solution: Usingthevertexformula:a21= ,b 3=- ,andc
25=
xab2 2
33
21=- =--
=^^hh
y cab4
2
= - or y = x x21 3
252 - +
25
4
3
21
2
= --
^^hh =
21 3 3 3
252 - +^ ^h h
2=- = 2-
Thevertexis ,3 2-^ h
y-intercept: ,f 021 0 3 0
25
25 0
252
"= - + =^ ^ ^ `h h h j
x-intercept: f x x x21 3
25 02= - + =^ h
x x6 5 02 - + =
x x1 5 0- - =^ ^h h
, , , ,x 1 5 1 0 5 0"= ^ ^h h
Graphthefunction f x x x2 4 32=- + +^ h .
►Solution: Usingthevertexformula:a 2=- ,b 4= ,andc 3=
xab2 2 2
4 1=- =--
=^ h
y cab4
2
= - or y = x x2 4 32- + +
34 242= --^ h = 1 4 1 32 2 + +- ^ ^h h
5= =5
Thevertexis ,1 5^ h
y-intercept: ,f 0 2 0 4 0 3 3 0 32"=- + + =^ ^ ^ ^h h h h
x-intercept: f x x x2 4 3 02=- + + =^ h
Byquadraticformula: ,x2
2 102
2 10 0"! != c m
x
y
Example 2
x
y
Example 3
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2.3 Exercise Set
1. Fillintheblankstomakeatruestatement.
a) Aquadraticfunctioningeneralformisdefinedbytheequation.
b) Thex-coordinateofthevertexofy ax bx c2= + + is.
c) They-coordinateofthevertexofy ax bx c2= + + is.
d) Theaxisofsymmetryofy ax bx c2= + + is.
e) Theisthelowestpointonaparabolathatopensup,orthehighestpointonaparabola thatopensdown.
f) Theaxisofsymmetryofaparabolaisalinethroughthevertex.
g) Aparabolaisthegraphofafunctionintwovariables.
h) Ifthevertexofthegraphof f x ax bx c2= + +^ h isabovethex-axis,anda 02 ,thenthegraphof
f x 0=^ h hasintercept(s).
i) Ifthevertexofthegraphof f x ax bx c2= + +^ h isabovethex-axis,anda 01 ,thenthegraphof
f x 0=^ h hasintercept(s).
j) Ifthegraphof f x ax bx c2= + +^ h hascab4
02
- = ,thenthegraphhasintercept(s).
2. Writeatwo-variablequadraticfunction, f x ax bx c2= + +^ h ,withthegivenvaluesofcoefficientsa,b,c.
a) , ,a b c3 1 4= =- = b) , ,a b c21 3 2=- =- =
c) , ,a b c2 3 0=- = = d) , ,a b c32 0 3=- = =
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3. Findthevertexofeachparabola.
a) f x x 42= -^ h b) g x x 32=- +^ h
c) h x x x6 92= - +^ h d) i x x x6 32= + -^ h
e) j x x x3 24 302= + +^ h f) k x x x21 2 72= - -^ h
g) l x x x2 12 172=- + -^ h h) m x x x2 16 332= + +^ h
i) n x x x2 5 32= - -^ h j) p x x x31 5 12=- + -^ h
4. Findthemaximumorminimumvalueofeachparabola.
a) f x x x3 7 82= - +^ h b) f x x x21 4 52=- + -^ h
c) f x x x5 10 32=- - +^ h d) f x x x4 2= -^ h
e) f x x x2 82= - -^ h f) f x x1 3 2= -^ h
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5. Sketchthegraphofeachfunctionf.Labelthevertexplusfourotherpoints.
a) f x x x2 32= - -^ h b) f x x x2 3 22= + -^ h
c) f x x x3 4 42=- - +^ h d) f x x x4 12 52=- + -^ h
e) .f x x x 3 752= + -^ h f) f x x x31 2 12=- - +^ h
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
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5. g) f x x x3 5 2 2= + -^ h h) f x x x3 4 12= - +^ h
i) f x x x4 82=- +^ h j) f x x x2 4 52= + +^ h
k) f x x x3 3 52= + -^ h l) f x x x2 2 42= + -^ h
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
x
y
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6. Findthevertexofeachquadraticfunction.
a) f x bx cx a2=- + -^ h b) g x cx ax b2= - +^ h
7. Correcttheerrorinthefollowingstatements.
a) Theaxisofsymmetryofaparabolais2ifthevertexis ,2 4^ h.
b) Thevertexof f x x x 122= - -^ h and x x xg 12 2= + -^ h areequivalentsincetheaxisofsymmetryand x-interceptsareequal.
c) Ifthevertexisnotonthex-axis,theparabolacanhave0,1,or2x-intercepts.
d) Theaxisofsymmetryisthehorizontallinethroughthevertex.
e) Thegraphofaparabolacanhave0or1y-intercepts.
f) Thevertexofy x2 3 42= + +^ h is ,3 4^ h.
8. Abaseballisprojectedupwardsatananglefromgroundlevel.Itsheights x^ hisgivenbythefunction s x x x2
4001=- +^ h ,wherexisthedistancetheballtravelledhorizontallyinfeet.
a) Whatisthemaximumheightreachedbytheball? b) Howfardidtheballtravelhorizontally?
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Thereareseveralapplicationsofmaximum/minimumproblemsthatcanbemodeledusingquadraticfunctions.
Arancherhas800moffencingtoenclosearectangularcattlepenalongariverbank. Thereisnofencingneededalongtheriverbank.Findthedimensionsthatwouldenclosethe largestarea.
►Solution: Ifx = thewidthofthepen,thelengthofthepenis x800 2- .
Area=length# width =x x800 2-^ h = x x800 2 2-
Method1: Area= x x800 2 2-
= x x2 4002- -^ h = x x2 400 200 2002 2 2- - + -^ h = x x2 400 200 2 2002 2 2- - + - - -^ ^ ^h h h = x2 200 80 0002- - +^ h
Method2: Area= x x800 2 2-
Usingthevertexformula:a 2=- ,b 800= ,c 0=
Vertex: , , ,ab c
ab
2 4 2 2800 0
4 2800 200 80 000
2 2- - =-- -
-=c ^ ^c ^m h h m h
Method3: Usingagraphingcalculator,graphy x x800 2 2= -
Setwindow: Calculatemaximum:
Themaximumareaofthepen=200m# 400m=80000m².
Example 1
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Asmallmanufacturerofwindowshasadailyproductioncostof .C x x300 4 0 2 2= - + ,where Cisthetotalcostindollarsandxisthenumberofunitsmade.Howmanywindowsshouldbe producedeverydaytominimizecosts?
►Solution: Method1: C = . x x0 2 4 3002 - +
= . x x0 2 20 3002 - + +^ h = . x x0 2 20 100 100 3002 - + - +^ h = . x x0 2 20 100 20 3002 - + - +^ h =0. x2 10 2802- +^ h
Vertexisaminimumat ,10 280^ h
Method2: .C x x300 4 0 2 2= - +
Usingthevertexformula: .a 0 2= ,b 4=- ,c 300=
Vertex: ,.,
.,
ab c
ab
2 4 2 0 2
4300
4 0 2
410 280
2 2
- - =- -
--
=c ^^
^^c ^m h
hhh m h
Method3: Usingagraphingcalculator,graph .y x x300 4 0 2 2= - +
Setwindow: Calculatemaximum:
Themanufacturershouldproduce10windowsperdayataproductioncostof$280.00.
Example 2
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A400roomhotelisthree-quartersfullwhentheroomrateisanaverageof$80.00pernight. Asurveyshowsthateach$5.00increaseincostwillresultin10fewercustomers.Findthe nightlyrateandnumberofroomsoccupiedthatwillmaximizeincome.
►Solution:43 of400=300roomsoccupied.
Income=numberofroomsoccupied# costpernight.
Let I x^ h=incomefromhotel.
Letx = thenumberof$5increasesinprice.
Theaveragecostofahotelroomis x80 5+^ h.
Thenumberofroomsrentedis x300 10-^ h.
Therefore I x x x xx300 10 24 000 700 5080 5 2= - + -+ =^ ^ ^h h h .
Method1: Income= x x24 000 700 50 2+ -
= x x50 14 24 0002- - + +^ h = x x50 14 49 49 24 0002- - + - +^ h = x x50 14 49 50 49 24 0002 $- - + + +^ h = x50 7 26 4502- - +^ h
Vertexisamaximumat ,7 26 450^ h
Method2: Income= x x24 000 700 50 2+ -
Usingthevertexformula:a 50=- ,b 700= ,c 24 000=
Vertex: , , ,ab c
ab
2 4 2 50700 24 000
4 50700 7 26 450
2 2- - =-- -
-=c ^ ^c ^m h h m h
Method3: Usingagraphingcalculator,graph x xy 24 000 700 50 2= + -
Setwindow: Calculatemaximum:
Thenightlyrateshouldaverage$80 5 7+ =^ h $115 Thenumberofroomsoccupiedwouldbe300 10 2307- =^ h Themaximumincomeis230 115# = $26450
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Murraystandsonthetopofabuildingandfiresagunupwards.Thebullettravelsaccordingto theequationh t t16 384 502=- + + ,wherehistheheightofthebulletoffthegroundin metresattsecondsafteritwasfired.
a) HowfarisMurrayabovethegroundwhenheshootsthegun? b) Howhighdoesthebullettravelverticallyrelativetotheground? c) Howlongdoesittakeforthebullettoreachitsgreatestheight? d) Afterhowmanysecondsdoesthebullethittheground?
►Solution: a) when t 0= ,h 50= m.
b) h = t t16 384 502- + +
= t t16 24 502- - + +^ h = t t16 24 144 144 502- - + - +^ h = t t16 24 144 2304 502- - + + +^ h = t16 12 23542- - +^ h
Vertexisamaximumat ,12 2345^ h,thereforethebullettravels2354mhigh.
c) t t12 0 12"- = = seconds.
d) Thebulletreachesthegroundwhenh 0= .
t16 12 23542- - +^ h =0
t 12 2-^ h =162354
t 12- =162354!
t =12162354!
t =24.13secondsor−0.13seconds.
Rejectt=−0.13seconds,thereforeittakesthebullet24.13secondstohittheground.
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2.4 Exercise Set
1. TheAcmeautomobilecompanyhasfoundthatthe 2. Acattleranchwith6000metresoffencingwants revenuefromsalesofcarsisafunctionoftheunit toenclosearectangularfeedlotthatbordersona pricepthatitcharges.Iftherevenue,R,is river.Ifthecattlewillnotgointheriver,whatis R p p20002
1 2=- + ,whatunitprice,p,shouldbe thelargestareathatcanbeenclosed? chargedtomaximizerevenue?Whatisthe maximumrevenue?
3. Findtherectangleofmaximumareathatcanbe 4. Whatistheminimumproductoftwonumbers constructedwithaperimeterof36cm. thatdifferby8?Whatarethenumbers?
5. Acannonshellisfiredfromacliff100mabovethe 6. Theschoolplaycharges$10foradmission,andon water.Theheight,h,ofthecannonabovethewateris average80peopleattendeachshow.Foreach$1 givenby .h x x0 005 1002=- + + ,wherexisthe increase,attendancedropsby5people.Whatprice horizontaldistanceofthecannonfromthebaseofthe shouldtheschoolchargetomaximizerevenue? cliffinmetres. a) Howfarfromthebaseofthecliffistheheightof thecannonshellatamaximumheight? b) Findthemaximumheightofthecannonshell. c) Howfarfromthebaseofthecliffwillthecannon shelllandinthewater?
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7. Acompanycansellxstereosatapriceof 8. A20cmwidesheetof $ x500 -^ h.Howmanystereosmustbesoldto metalisbentintoa maximizeincome?Findthemaximumincome. rectangulartrough. Howhighmustthe troughbetomaximize thetrough’svolume?
9. Thesumoftwointegersis10,andthesumoftheir 10. Aparabolicarchhasaspanof50manda squaresisaminimum.Findtheintegers. maximumheightof10m.Whatistheheightof thearchatapoint10mfromthecentre?
11. Arancherhas1200moffencingtoenclosetwo 12. SemiahmooFishandGameClubchargesits adjacentrectangularcorrals.Whatdimensionswill members$200peryear.Foreachincreaseover produceamaximumenclosedareaifthecommon 60members,themembershipcostisdecreased sidesareofequallength? by$2.Whatnumberofmemberswouldproduce themaximumrevenuefortheclub?
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13. Whenpricedat$10,onetypeofsoftwarehasannual 14. ShipAis50nauticalmileswestofshipB.ShipA salesof300units.Foreachdollarthesoftwareis isheadingeastat10knotsandshipBisheading increasedinprice,thestoreexpectstolosethesale southat5knots.Findtheminimumdistance of10unitsofsoftware.Findthepricethatwill betweentheships,andatwhattimeitoccurred. maximizethetotalrevenue.
15. Anequestrianclubwantstoconstructacorralnext 16. Thecablesupportingasuspensionbridgeis tothebarn,usingthesideofthebarn.Theyhave parabolicinshape.Thesupportcablesarevertical 300ftoffencing.Findthedimensionsthatgivethe cables25ftapart.Iftheshortestsupportcableis maximumarea. 10ftlong,howlongisthelongestsupportcable?
17. ANormanwindowisarectanglewithasemi-circle 18. Apieceofstring36cminlengthiscutintotwo ontop.Iftheperimeterofthewindowis24ft, pieces.Onepieceformsasquareandtheother whatdimensionswillmaximizetheareaofthe pieceacircle.Howshouldthestringbecutso window? thesumoftheareasareaminimum?
60ft
x
y
longestsupportcable
200ft
10ft
60ft
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Section 2.1
1. Determinetheequationoftheparabolaintheform f x a x h k2= - +^ ^h h .
a) b)
2. Findtheequationofaquadraticfunctionwhosegraphsatisfiesthegivenconditions.
a) vertex: ,3 4-^ h,x-intercept:2 b) vertex: ,2 1-^ h,x-intercept:−3
c) vertex: ,1 4- -^ h,point: ,2 1-^ h d) , , , , ,2 0 4 0 0 3-^ ^ ^h h h
Section 2.2
3. Grapheachquadraticfunction.Findthevertex,axisofsymmetry,x-intercept(s),andy-interceptofthegraph.
a) f x x x31 2=- +^ h vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
b) g x x x21 42= - -^ h vertex
axisofsymmetry
x-intercept(s)
y-intercept
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x
y
x
y
x
y
x
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4. Findthevertex,x-intercept(s)(ifpossible),andy-interceptsforeachquadraticfunction.
a) f x x x2 6 42=- - -^ h b) g x x x21
25
8252= - +^ h
Section 2.3
5. Findthevertexofeachquadraticfunction.
a) f x x x2 12 72= - +^ h b) g x x x3 6 22= + +^ h
c) h x x x2 12 202=- + -^ h d) i x x x2 221 2=- + -^ h
6. If ,8 0^ hisony bx x2= + ,whatistheleastvalue 7. If ,6 0-^ hisony bx x2= - ,whatisthegreatest ofthefunction? valueofthefunction?
Section 2.4
8. Findtherectangleofmaximumareathatcanbe 9. Abustouringcompanycharges$10perpassenger, constructedwithaperimeterof44cm. andcarriesanaverageof300passengersperday. Thecompanyestimatesitwilllose15passengers foreachincreaseof$1inthefare.Whatisthe mostprofitablefaretocharge?
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