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Lecture #6 Parabola Parts of Parabola Equations of Parabola with center at origin Equations of parabola with center at (h, k) Graph of Parabola

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Lecture #6

• Parabola• Parts of Parabola• Equations of Parabola with center at origin• Equations of parabola with center at (h, k)• Graph of Parabola

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PARABOLALocus of points such that the distance from a point to

the focus is equal to the distance from the same point and the directrix.

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PARTS OF PARABOLA Vertex – sharpest turn point of the parabola. (represented

by V) Focus – a point which is used to determine or define the

parabola. (represented by F) Latus Rectum – a line passing through the focus,

perpendicular to the axis of symmetry, and it has two endpoints.

Directrix – a line perpendicular to axis of symmetry (represented by D)

Axis of symmetry – a line that divides the parabola in half Eccentricity – the eccentricity of the parabola is always

equal to one. (represented by e)

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PARTS OF PARABOLA

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GRAPHS OF PARABOLAThe graph of parabola if the vertex is at the origin,

and opens to the right,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at the origin, and opens to the left,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at the origin, and opens upward,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at the origin, and opens downward,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at (h, k) , and opens to the right,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at (h, k) , and opens to the left,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at (h, k) , and opens upward,

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The graph of parabola if the vertex is at (h, k) , and opens downward,

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EQUATIONS OF PARABOLAIf the parabola opens to the right, with vertex at the

origin, the equation is

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If the parabola opens to the left, with vertex at the origin, the equation is

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If the parabola opens upward, with vertex at the origin, the equation is

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If the parabola opens downward, with vertex at the origin, the equation is

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If the parabola opens to the right, with vertex at (h, k), the equation is

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If the parabola opens to the left, with vertex at (h, k), the equation is

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If the parabola opens upward, with vertex at (h, k), the equation is

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If the parabola opens downward, with vertex at (h, k), the equation is

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The general equation of parabola is given by

Or

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FORMULAS

VERTEX AT (0, 0 ) FOCUS DIRECTRIX

ENDS OF LATUS

RECTUM

LENGTH OF LATUS RECTUM

EQUATION OF

PARABOLA

RIGHT

LEFT

UPWARD

DOWNWARD

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FORMULAS

VERTEX AT (h, k) FOCUS DIRECTRIX

ENDS OF LATUS

RECTUM

LENGTHOF

LATUS RECTUM

EQUATION OF PARABOLA

RIGHT

LEFT

UPWARD

DOWNWARD

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Sample ProblemFind the vertex, focus, length of the latus rectum, ends of the latus rectum and hence graph the parabola.