Sketching Quadratic Graphs | ExamSolutions 

good kid mad maths. m.A.A.d

Liked just cuz of gkmc PFP 😂😂

@@GeorgeDessa25565 Its THE hip hop album of the 21st century bro

@@frankurbanski2207 hahahaha I just saw this

You are great how i wish I had known u long back

11 years later how are you

Cheers!

Pleasure. Pleased you found it useful.

u learned this 7 years ago LOL im learning it now. U probs look back and think how easy this is

Skynovacat Gaming same here😭

That's a long time but I am pleased to see you have made a breakthrough.

So glad it helped!

That's okay. Pleased to here that it helped.

+Finjo Sherpa You're welcome

Thanks for using and supporting my work. Good luck.

Voronar I would have thought you would get the marks unless they specifically asked it by another method.

sounds nothing like him g

Welcome 😊

+Prabal Bhusal Cool

Thank you🙂

same here m8 got an addmath exam

yeah fuck a levels, you have to constantly be working in order to get high grades, its so pathetic, it rewards people who spend all their time revising

Im just here to say mate. I respect your profile pic

+Lyla Mallinson Yes

Please play the video back from 7:00 and you will see that I mention about a common mistake. I hope this will sort the problem out for you. You are correct in your thinking but you need to play the video back again to appreciate the point I was making. I hope it ends any confusion for you.

@@ExamSolutions_Maths thanks so much it is much clearer now so I can draw a really accurate graph!

@@catscott2347 Great

This is known as a double root and the sketch would be a parabola which would flick up or down at that root. Just like the y=x^2 sketch.

Katlynn Westbrooks Have you looked at these. It may help www.examsolutions.net/maths-revision/core-maths/algebra-and-functions/quadratics/factorising/intro.php

Not yet I'm about to thanks

the medium cheese I am not sure if it is correct, but I believe it's because, if you solve for x (x+1=0), you get x=-1. Negative numbers go in the left direction on a number line, and that's why something like "f(x+1)" moves the parabola to the left.

You will notice in most questions you will be asked to mark on the y-intercept. It is an important and easy point to find when sketching graphs.

+Lily Leone or second set

+Farah Leone Then there's me in A-Level maths who's teaching it himself because he was never taught.

Dominic Whiteley should be fairly easy for someone who got into A-level maths

Vaginal decimator Anal fermentor You only needed a B to get into it. But I got an A. My teacher never taught this.