Chapter Two


2.1  Learning Targets

� Links quadratic equations to their graphs (parabolas)

� Graphs quadratic equations in the form y=ax^2 and identifies lines of symmetry and vertices

� Identifies quadratic relations from graphs, tables, and equations

2.2  Learning Targets

� Understand the effect of  a, b, and c on the graphs of parabolas of the form y=ax^2+bx+c

� Uses quadratic equations and graphs to analyze the motion of projectiles

� Distinguishes between quadratic relationships and other types of relationships, such as cubics

2. 3  Learning Targets

� Understands the relationship between x and y in equations of the form xy = c, where c is a constant

� Graphs equations of the form xy = c or y = c/x where c is a constant

� Describes the behavior of y when x gets close to 0 or far from 0

� Understands the connection between inverse proportions and reciprocals

� Understands graphs of equations in the form xy = c, (x+c)y=1, and x(y-c)=1

2. 4 Learning Targets

� Forms conjectures about relationships

� Understands what it means to prove that a conjecture is true

� Analyzes arguments to see if they must always be true, using counterexamples when appropriate
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