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The two-digit solution of ls is wrong, the axis of symmetry is x=-b 2a, not -2b a or -b a, the meaning of this problem is to take the verification, point a coordinates, and point b coordinates as known conditions, and the function analytic formula as an unknown condition.
y=ax^2+(2-2a)x+a
The axis of symmetry is x = -b 2a = a-1 a = 2a = -1 analytically .
y=-a^2+4x-1
As for the second question, just find a random point in the analytic formula, such as (3,2).
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1> over (0a) to get c=a(12) to get a+b+c=2The axis of symmetry yields -2b a=2 and gives a=c= from the three formulas
2> Take any abscissa point C.
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Hehe, this question is a mistake!!
Because: over (1,2), substitution: a+b+c=2 and (0,a), substitution: c=a, linked to the above formula: 2a+b=2, that is: b=2-2a
Therefore, the original formula can be written as: y=ax2+(2-2a)x+a, so the axis of symmetry is x=-b a=-(2-2a) a=2-2 a, so that the verification is x=2, that is, 2 a should be equal to zero, which is not logical at all.
What do you think?
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y=(mx-2m-2)(x-1)
So the abscissa is (2m+2) m and 1
2m+2) m=2+2 m is a positive integer.
then 2 m is an integer.
So m= 2, 1
Then 2+2 m=3,1,0,4
where x=1 and 0 are rounded.
So m = 2 or 1
So y=2x -8x+6 or y=x -5x+4
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Proof: (1) If m=0, then the equation is -2x+2=0, and there must be a real root (2) If m≠0, then = -(3m+2) 2-4m*(2m+2)=m2+4m+4=(m+2)2
Regardless of the value of m, (m+2)2 is greater than or equal to 0, i.e. 0 The equation has a real root.
synthesis (1) (2), so that no matter that m is any real number, the equation has a real root.
Quadratic function y= m x2 - (3m + 2) x + 2m + 2 = (m x - (2m + 2)) (x-1).
Therefore, the abscissa of the two intersections with the x-axis is 1, (2m+2) m=2+2 m, because the abscissa is a positive integer, so m can only be -2 (rounded, at this time, x is 1, which does not meet the two intersection points), 1, 2;
So the quadratic function is y=x2-5x+4 or y=2x2-8x+6
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mx -(3m+2)x+2m+2=0, when m≠0 the value of the discriminant (3m+2) -4m(2m+2)=(m+2) so x1=(m+2) m, x2=(3m+2-m-2) 2m=1. So when the integer m=1, 2. When m=1, y=x -5x+4.
When m=2 is y=2x -8x+6.
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It is known that p1(x1,2001) p2(x1,2001) is two points on the image of the quadratic function y=ax2+bx+7, try to find the value of the quadratic function when x=x1+x2.
Analysis: Quadratic function y=ax2+bx+7
When x=0, y=7
p1 (x1, 2001) p2 (x1, 2001) two dots on its image.
x1, x2 are symmetrical with respect to the point x=-b 2a.
When x1<00, -b 2a>0==>b<0x2+x1 is symmetrical with 0 about the point x=-b 2a.
The quadratic function has a value of 7 when x=x1+x2
When 0x1, x2 is symmetrical about the point x=-b 2a.
x2+x1=-b/a
x=-b a and x=0 are symmetrical about the point x=-b 2a.
The quadratic function has a value of 7 when x=x1+x2
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The values of x1, x2, and y are equal, and when x=0, y=7, then the parabolic opening is facing up, x1+x2=t, t is symmetrical with x=0, then when x=x1+x2, y=7
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p1(x1,2001) p2(x1,2001) is a quadratic function y=ax2+bx+7 two points on an image.
> x1 and x2 are symmetrical with respect to the straight line x=-b (2a).
>x1+x2=-b/a
>f(x1+x2)=f(-b/a)=b^2/a-b^2/a+7=7
> when x=x1+x2, f(x)=7
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From the inscription, it can be seen that a is 1
So the equation becomes y=x2+bx+cThe key to solving the problem is the area formula.
The area is equal to 1 2*ab*4c-b
Really? But AB is another problem, so to transform, using Veda's theorem, AB can be written under the root number.
x1+x2)2-4x1x2
It's under the root number.
B2-4C can be brought underneath.
The area is equal to 1 2 * (b2-4c under the root number) * 4/4 c-b = 1, and you should be able to find it.
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The steps on the first floor are correct, just a little careless.
2(k+1)≠0
k≠-1y=2(k+1)x²+4kx-2k-3
b²-4ac=16k²-4(2(k+1))(2k-3)>02k²+(k+1)(2k+3)>0
2k²+2k²+5k+3>0
4k²+5k+3>0
b²-4ac=25-48<0
k is any real number other than -1.
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Solution: (1) The parabola has two intersection points with the x-axis, 0, (4k)2-4 2(k+1)(2k-3) 0, arranged, k+3 0, solved, k -3
Therefore, when k -3, the parabola has two intersections with the x-axis.
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Knowing the parabola y=2(k+1)x2+4kx+2k-3, find:
1) What is the value of k, when there are two intersection points between the parabola and the x-axis?
2) Why is there no intersection between the parabola and the x-axis when the value of k? Test Point: The Intersection of the Parabola and the X-Axis Topic:
Calculation Problem Analysis: According to the relationship between the quadratic function and the unary quadratic equation, the intersection problem of the parabola and the x-axis is transformed into the discriminant formula of the root, and the inequality solution is listed Answer: Solution:
1) The parabola has two intersections with the x-axis, 0, (4k)2-4 2(k+1)(2k-3) 0, finished, k+3 0, solved, k -3
Therefore, when kk -3, the parabola has two intersections with the x-axis.
2)) There is no intersection between the parabola and the x-axis, 0, (4k)2-4 2(k+1)(2k-3) 0, finished, k+3 0, solved, k -3
Therefore, when k -3, the parabola and the x-axis have two intersection points Comments: This question not only examines the relationship between the quadratic function and the unary quadratic equation, but also examines the discriminant formula of the root of the unary quadratic equation
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1.Solution: From y=x -x+m, we can know that y=(x-1 2) +m-1 4).
Therefore, (1) the opening direction is upward, the axis of symmetry is x=1 2, and the vertex coordinates are (1 2, m-1 4).
2) When m>1 4, the vertex is above the x-axis;
When m=1 4, the vertex is above the x-axis;
When m<1 4, the vertex is below the x-axis.
2.Solution: According to the problem, the parabolic equation y=-1 4x +4 constructs the coordinate system, and the rectangle is also put into the coordinate system, then the coordinates of the four vertices in the square are (-4,-2),(4,-2),(4,0),(4,0) respectively
1) When the tunnel is a one-way street, the truck can drive in the middle of the tunnel, and the positions of the vertices on both sides of the truck in the coordinate system are (-1,2) and (1,2).
At x = -1 and 1, the coordinates on the parabola are (-1,4-1 4) and (1,4-1 4), respectively
The height corresponding to the change point is: 2+(4-1 4)=
That is, they are all higher than 4m, so they can pass through the tunnel.
2) If there is a double lane in the tunnel, change the truck to study the central axis, the central axis out of the tunnel is 6m high, the x-axis coordinate value at the other side is 2, and the corresponding parabolic ordinate value y=4-(1 4)*2 =3, that is, the tunnel height here (2+3)m=5m>4m
Explain that the truck can still pass through the tunnel at this time.
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1.(1) Opening direction: up Axis of symmetry: x= vertex coordinates (, m-1 4).
2)m>1\4 m=1\4 m<1\4
2.(1) and (2) can pass this question, I just did it in the morning
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(2008 Guigang) It is known that the roots of the two real numbers of the unary quadratic equation x2-4x-5=0 are x1 and x2, and x1 can send the graph over and the coordinates of the key points :(1) are obtained from the equation x2-4x-5=0.
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