Quadratic graphs (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards

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Quadratic graphs
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Term that makes an equation quadratic

The x2x^2 term

Name for curved shape of quadratic graph

Parabola

Feature where quadratic curve changes direction

Turning point

Shape when x2x^2 coefficient is positive

U-shape (opens upward)

Shape when x2x^2 coefficient is negative

Inverted U-shape (opens downward)

Turning point represents this on U-shaped graph

Minimum value

Turning point on inverted U graph represents

Maximum value

Number of turning points on a quadratic graph

Exactly one

Most reliable method for plotting quadratic graphs

Table of values

How quadratic graphs must be drawn

As smooth, continuous curves

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