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Quadratic Word Problems (practice problems)

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Building on our previous series about graphing quadratic functions, we're now exploring how these graphs relate to real-world problem-solving.
We'll be using various methods to solve word problems that involve finding specific x-values corresponding to certain y-values (such as zero). These scenarios are often tied to gravity-themed problems, represented by equations containing the term -16t^2, which reflects Earth's gravitational acceleration in feet and seconds. As we work through these problems, you'll become familiar with upside-down parabolas on graphs, discussing key concepts like vertex points and maximum values.
I encourage y'all to engage with different problem-solving approaches throughout the video. My teaching style here will focus on clarity, aiming to equip you with versatile tools to tackle a range of quadratic word problems.
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*TIMESTAMPS*
(00:00) Introduction
(03:22) Problem #1: "Jason jumped off a cliff into the ocean in Acapulco..."
(15:49) Problem #2: "If a toy rocket is launched vertically upward..."
(27:42) Problem #3: "A rocket is launched from atop a 101 foot cliff..."
(34:33) Problem #4: "You and a friend are hiking in the mountains...
(44:21) Problem #5: "You are trying to dunk a basketball..."
(50:47) Problem #6: "A diver is standing on a platform 24 ft above the pool..."
We'll be using various methods to solve word problems that involve finding specific x-values corresponding to certain y-values (such as zero). These scenarios are often tied to gravity-themed problems, represented by equations containing the term -16t^2, which reflects Earth's gravitational acceleration in feet and seconds. As we work through these problems, you'll become familiar with upside-down parabolas on graphs, discussing key concepts like vertex points and maximum values.
I encourage y'all to engage with different problem-solving approaches throughout the video. My teaching style here will focus on clarity, aiming to equip you with versatile tools to tackle a range of quadratic word problems.
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*PDF DOWNLOAD*
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*TIMESTAMPS*
(00:00) Introduction
(03:22) Problem #1: "Jason jumped off a cliff into the ocean in Acapulco..."
(15:49) Problem #2: "If a toy rocket is launched vertically upward..."
(27:42) Problem #3: "A rocket is launched from atop a 101 foot cliff..."
(34:33) Problem #4: "You and a friend are hiking in the mountains...
(44:21) Problem #5: "You are trying to dunk a basketball..."
(50:47) Problem #6: "A diver is standing on a platform 24 ft above the pool..."
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