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Math Questions 15.2 - Quadratic Graphs Part Two
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| Tutorial ID | Title | Tutorial | Video Tutorial | Revision Notes | Revision Questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15.2 | Quadratic Graphs Part Two |
Quadratic Graphs Part Two Revision Questions
1. . Which of the following is the graph of the quadratic equation
Correct Answer: D
2. . Which of the following is the graph of the quadratic equation
Correct Answer: B
3. . What is the factorised form of the equation shown in the graph below?
- y = (x - 1)(2 + x)
- y = (2x - 1)(2 - x)
- y = (x - 1)(2 - x)
- y = (x + 1)(2 + x)
Correct Answer: C
4. . What is the factorised form of the equation shown in the graph below?
- y = (x - 1)(x - 3)
- y = (x + 3)(x - 1)
- y = (3 - x)(2x - 1)
- y = (x - 3)(1 - x)
Correct Answer: B
5. . Which of the following graphs shows a quadratic equation that cannot be factorised?
Correct Answer: D
6. . Which of the options below can the factorised form of the equation shown by the following graph?
- y = (kx + t)(ux + v)
- y = x(kx + t)
- y = (kx + t)2
- The equation shown in the graph cannot be factorised
Correct Answer: B
7. . Which of the options below can the factorised form of the equation shown by the following graph?
- y = (kx + t)(ux + v)
- y = x(kx + t)
- y = (kx + t)2
- The equation shown in the graph cannot be factorised
Correct Answer: A
8. . What is the y = a(x + m) + n form of the quadratic equation shown by the graph below?
- y = 2x2 + x + 3
- y = x(2x + 1) + 3
- y = 2(x - 1/4)2 - 25/8
- y = 2(x + 1)2 + 3
Correct Answer: C
9. . Which of the following graphs represents the quadratic equation
Correct Answer: A
10. . What is the value of n when the quadratic equation shown in the graph below is written in the form
The coordinates of the x-intercepts are also shown in the graph.
- 0
- -3
- 3
- -1
Correct Answer: B
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