Chapter 9: Q71. (page 534)
REASONING The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex at . One point on the graph is . Find another point on the graph. Explain how you find it.
Short Answer
Another point on the graph is .
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Chapter 9: Q71. (page 534)
REASONING The graph of a quadratic function has a vertex at . One point on the graph is . Find another point on the graph. Explain how you find it.
Another point on the graph is .
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MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS in this problem, you will investigate solving quadratic equations using tables.
a. ALGEBRAIC Determine the related function for each equation. Copy and complete the table below.

b. GRAPHICAL Graph each related function with a graphing calculator.
c. ANALYTICAL use the table feature on your calculator to determine the zeros of each related function. Record the zeros in the table above. Also, record the values of the function one unit less than and one unit more than each zero.
d. VERBAL Compare the signs of the function values for x values just before and just after a zero. What happens to the sign of the function value before and after a zero?
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