Algebra 2 End Task: Function Transformation Exploration - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 6
About This Presentation
Title:

Algebra 2 End Task: Function Transformation Exploration

Description:

Exploration Expectations. All work will be done during class time. ... Each person will create a power point of their explorations with transformations of functions. ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:360
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 7
Provided by: susanal
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Algebra 2 End Task: Function Transformation Exploration


1
Algebra 2 End TaskFunction Transformation
Exploration
  • Linear
  • Quadratic
  • Square root
  • Absolute value

2
Exploration Expectations
  • All work will be done during class time. We are
    scheduled for the computer lab today and
    Thursday.
  • Each person will create a power point of their
    explorations with transformations of functions.
  • Build your power point as you work through the
    exploration. Save your computer sketches there.
  • Keep your Function Book and blank paper handy.
  • Be flexible. Things may change as we go!

3
Getting Started with Geometers Sketchpad
  • Graph the parent function for a quadratic
  • f(x) x2
  • Open Geometers Sketchpad
  • Choose Plot New Function under the Graph menu
  • Type x2 in the function box, then click OK
  • What do you get? Start a power point and save
    this sketch.
  • Record an accurate sketch of the graph on a sheet
    of grid paper.
  • Make and record a table for this function with
    the following
  • domain -3 x 3. What is the range?
    Add the table to your power point.

4
Quadratic Transformations
  • Click on the Finder icon
  • Choose Applications
  • Choose Sketchpad then type vertex in the find
    box.
  • Choose Vertex Form.gsp
  • Explore the the sliders for a, h and k.
  • How do they work? What do they do?

5
Plotting Parabolas in Vertex Form
  • Choose Plot New Function from the Graph menu.
  • Enter a(x-h)2k
  • NOTE To enter a, h, and k, click on their
    measurements in the sketch. To enter x and the
    other symbols, click the symbols and numbers in
    the dialog box or just use the keyboard.
  • Click OK
  • What do you get?

6
Exploring Parabolas in Vertex Form
  • Explore the sketch you just made to find answers
    to the following
  • Why is a(x-h)2k called the vertex form?
  • How does a transform the function?
  • How does h transform the function?
  • How does k transform the function?
  • What are the settings for a, h, and k if you want
    to see the graph of the parent function f(x)
    x2?
  • Remember to keep notes in your Function Book
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com