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This document outlines the goals and requirements for a project on quadratics. Students are asked to: 1) Find an image displaying a parabolic shape from real life and cite the source. 2) Create a quadratic function that models the image and graph it over the image using Desmos. 3) Label key features of the graph including the vertex, roots, axis of symmetry, and y-intercept. 4) Calculate the a-value of the vertex form from the vertex and a point and write the function in vertex form. Then convert it to standard form.

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10 Project Assessment

This document outlines the goals and requirements for a project on quadratics. Students are asked to: 1) Find an image displaying a parabolic shape from real life and cite the source. 2) Create a quadratic function that models the image and graph it over the image using Desmos. 3) Label key features of the graph including the vertex, roots, axis of symmetry, and y-intercept. 4) Calculate the a-value of the vertex form from the vertex and a point and write the function in vertex form. Then convert it to standard form.

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Algebra 1B

Chapter 10: Quadratics Project


Project Goals:
Create a poster showing me you understand how to apply what weve learned about quadratics
to the world around you.
1) Find an image from real-life displaying a parabolic shape.
Ideas for pictures:
Google: parabola _________ or Time lapse photography _________ and put
whatever youre interested in into the blank.
For example: parabola architecture, time lapse water fountain, parabola sand, parabola
motion (better yet: parabolic motion), parabola tree, parabola real life, parabola satellite,
time lapse projectile, time lapse motor cross, parabola telephone lines (these are
actually catenary curves but-unless youre in grad school for engineering-its close
enough), etc.
2) Create a quadratic function that models your image.
We did a lot of this in 10i Snowboard Quadratic.
Save the image to your Desktop along with the image URLwe have to
cite sources, even in math class. Upload the image to Desmos using
the plus symbol on the upper left-hand side.
Stipulation: the vertex and the y-intercept cannot be the same point.
3) Graph your function over the image using Desmos.
Be sure to print your image with the graph on top of it (when the print
page comes up, make sure youre only printing 1 page). I also suggest
logging in to Desmos using your school Google ID and saving your
graph to Google Drivejust in case you make mistakes and want to
reprint it.
4) Label the following points of interest on your graph. You may draw them by hand.
i) vertex
ii) roots
iii) axis of symmetry
iv) y-intercept
5) Given the vertex (in #4) and a point from DESMOS, show me you know how to find the avalue for the vertex form of a quadratic equation.
6) Write your function in vertex form.
Be sure to show all your work and use complete sentences. For example, The vertex
form of the function is _________
7) Put your equation into standard form.
Again, be sure to show all your work and use complete sentences.
8) Using the standard form of the function, convince me you know how to calculate the vertex
from the equation AND that it is the same vertex as it is for your graph.
9) Use the quadratic formula to show the roots from the standard form of your equation are the
same as the roots on your graph.

Algebra 1B
Chapter 10: Quadratics Project
Your project will be graded using the following rubric. You can pick what grade you earn
by using the rubric as a guide when completing your project.

Category:
Real Life Image: (4pts)
Real-life example
The location (or URL) of the item is
included.

Points:
2 points
2 points

Graph: (12 pts)


Vertex
Roots/Zeros/X-intercepts
Axis of Symmetry
Y-intercept
All parts are labeled correctly.

2 points
4 points
2 points
2 points
2 points

Calculations: (42 pts)


Calculate a-value from vertex and a point
Vertex Form
Conversion into Standard Form
Calculation of Vertex from Standard Form
Same as Graph Vertex
Roots/Zeros from Quadratic Formula
Same as Graph Roots

6 points
4 points
10 points
8 points
2 points
10 points
2 points

Poster: (8 pts)
Organization with sections clearly labeled
Readability/Neatness
Complete Sentences
Your name is on the back of the poster
Bonusmake it display worthy

3 points
2 points
2 points
1 point
(2 points)

Total:

Your Score

66 pts

If you would like to create a digital poster rather than a physical one, come talk to me.

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