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Quadratic Functions and Asymptotes

The document provides an overview of curve sketching techniques for various types of graphs, including linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential, and rational functions. It discusses key concepts such as intercepts, turning points, asymptotes, and the process of completing the square for quadratic equations. Additionally, it outlines general rules for determining the behavior of these graphs and includes examples for better understanding.

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Quadratic Functions and Asymptotes

The document provides an overview of curve sketching techniques for various types of graphs, including linear, quadratic, cubic, exponential, and rational functions. It discusses key concepts such as intercepts, turning points, asymptotes, and the process of completing the square for quadratic equations. Additionally, it outlines general rules for determining the behavior of these graphs and includes examples for better understanding.

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Curve Sketching

Types of Graphs

1. Linear &

2. Quadratic :
Completing
>
Square
3. Cubic (New) ↑

4. Exponential
5. Rational
>
Asymptote (New/
I Liner

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ya y
c

&k &w
In s
mx+ mu+ [ b
y y
c x=
y
=
= = c

m : + Ve m :
-Ve
a Quadratic

an General form of
y
=
+ bu+ c < a Quadratic
Equation

y a(n
h)
=
-

+ ki
completed Square form
Maximum Value

Yu -Y Ihk

·
y-intercept
y-intercepts .

h
Tv
n
*

n
&

RL N h

R ·

(h k)
,

Maximum curve
y

Minimum

or best

value - MinimumCurve

· Nature ( or
(

-Turning Point
-
What need to
you Quadratic curve?
3
Intercepts sketch a

a x-int/roots
.

b .

y-int
1 Nature

y-an + bu +c < General form of


a Quadratic Equation
I as Minimum
il so
a Maximum

where a is thecoeff i
of

Turning Point (h k)
2
,

General form >


completed Square form
an+ bu+c <
a(x n)" k T -

P(h k)
y
+

y
-

= =
,

· -
n the
change
signthe sign
:

Ki remains as it is

formula

O How.
to
bring a Quadratic Equation in
completed square form ?

Examples (a+b) =
a+ 2b + b
(a-b]2 = at Leb + be
u + 10n+3
y
a
. =

(a + 2)2 =
x 4n + 2+

x + 10 + 3 (x 3)2 n 6x + 3
1y
-
-

= =

(2 (2+

= n + 2n + 12

- (s)"
yon + + 3 -

(5) ( -

4)2 =
n 8x -

+ 44
3 25
-

a(x+ s)" 22 T P( 5 22)


3y
- -
- -

=
,

a(n n) + k
y
-

=
b x 6n 8
y
=
+ +
.

-
n+ 6n + (3) 0 (3)
y
= + -

8 -

(x + 3) -
1 T P(- -
3
1)
y
=
,

k2 - 2n 4
cy
=
+

n 2n (1) n (1)
y
+ +
-
-

y
=
(x -

1) + 3 T -

P(b3)

d n + 6n 1
y
-
-

. =

y (a bu) 1 Make the coeff of h equal to 1


-
- -

-y
-
-

fin(s) (3)) - -
1

y
=+
((u 3) 9) -
-
-

" -

(4 -

3)3 + 9 -
1
y
=

( 3) + 8 +P(3 8) Maximum curve


y
-

= ,
2 u 2n 3
y
+
-
-

.
=

(n 2n)
+ + 3 -

2(n 1
y
+
-

~
(n j+ + 1 + 3
y
-

y
=
-

(n
+
1) + 4 T -

P(1 4)
,

3
Intercepts

y-intercept s Plug
a .
in n r

b .

-intercepts >
Plug yu in

x" 8x + 12
y
=

-int
y-intercept
to
0
y =

L ↓

028(0) + 12 u
=
8n 12 0
y
=
+
-

12
y
=

L y
S

Quadratic Formula
completing Square Factorisation

[Non-cal)
<
Cubic : antbutched < General form (Expanded form)

Ya Ya

N ~ ~
Ya

p&n
u nigh

one -intercept Twoh-intercepts Threeh-intercepts

p)(an= bu c) k(x p)(a q)" r)


y
b(x
y y k(x p)(nq)(x
+
- - -
=
-

=
-
=

- How to sketch a cubic curve ?

-intercept(s)/roots >
y
= 0 & solve for a

I for
y-intercept <n-0 solve
y
2

3 Nature

i k >0 u
> where K is thecoeff of a
-

ii k<0 -
Ya
>
Rational/Reciprocal Graphs

y= +
a
, I

Du

+
y pizza
U : No of people

-Y

2y
=

- ,
n +

I r
-
-
I 2

Y
Y v
=

Im
y -
4
Ya
=

Th

Asymptotes Infinite dotted lines that the but touches .


graph approaches
> :
never

Rational

y =a
Vertical denominator Equation of
Asymptote Equate
: the to 0 :
U = b - the
vertical
asymptote
Horizontal asymptote
:

y equals
to the constant :

y
= c
<Equation of the vertical

asymptote .

Examples

!
+ 3
y
, =

Vertical
Asymptote : n+ 0
Horizontal Asymptote :

y
= 3

n 1
=


y
Va n+ 2 Ha 4
y
:
-

: =

n -
-
2
Exponential Graphs

2 ya
y
· =

Tu

i
- 2
y
-

Th

ya
- k

3 2
y
=

&

&
R

- K
ye
=2
4y
W

A
-
Asymptotes
<

2 ② 2 3
y y
, = = +

Horizontal asymptoke :

y
= 0 Horizontal asymptoke :

y
=

③ 5
- -

1
y
=

Horizontal asymptoke :

y
-
=

General Rule

a + c
y
=

Horizontal Asymptote y = Y equals to the constant that is added/subtracted at the


:

end
General Rules
a
a -y a
· a
y
=
= ,
,

a
y
ya
>u

>K

a
3

=a y a
as
-y
=
,

ya
>k

ah"
4
y
= a)
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a

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