Quadratic Models (VCE SSCE Mathematical Methods): Flashcards
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Primary use of quadratic models
Primary use of quadratic models
Finding maximum or minimum values in real-world problems
Three common applications of quadratic models
Three common applications of quadratic models
Maximising area, modelling projectiles, optimising profit/cost
Standard form of quadratic equation
Standard form of quadratic equation
Vertex form of quadratic equation
Vertex form of quadratic equation
What completing the square achieves
What completing the square achieves
Converts standard form to vertex form
Negative leading coefficient () indicates
Negative leading coefficient () indicates
Maximum value; parabola opens downward
Positive leading coefficient () indicates
Positive leading coefficient () indicates
Minimum value; parabola opens upward
Formula for at max/min of
Formula for at max/min of
Points needed to determine unique quadratic equation
Points needed to determine unique quadratic equation
Three points
Path shape of projectile motion
Path shape of projectile motion
Parabolic path
