After a dreary day of rain, the sun peeks through the clouds and a rainbow forms. You notice the rainbow is the shape of a parabola. 1)The equation for this parabola is y = -x2 + 36.
Create a table of values for a linear function. A drone is in the distance, flying upward in a straight line. It intersects the rainbow at two points. Choose the points where your drone intersects the parabola and create a table of at least four values for the function. Remember to include the two points of intersection in your table.
@jhonyy9 can you help woth this?
Is this on paper or online?
online class
Are you allowed to use other online tools to help you solve the problem or are you supposed to work it out by hand?
i have to show work on how i got the answers
so like typeit on paper about how i got the answers
Okay then, the easier way would have been to use an online graphing calculator but you can do it by hand to. So you want a line that intersects the parabola at two points. I would first graph the parabola and come up with any line that touches the parabola in two points
the graph is up there^^
im so confused with this question
I didn't see that lol. Then just come up with the equation of a line. Almost any line will work as long as it has its y intercept below 40
so -2 and 35?
i mean 32
No, just give me an equation of a line (y=mx+b) but make sure b is less than 40
oh ok like y=2x+32? idk lol
oh it says All questions were answered completely with required supporting evidence, graph, and work. so we probably can just use the graphinf tool
Yeah that works but I just realized there was an easier way. So forget what I told you so far and pick 2 points from the parabola. Whole numbers would make this a lot easier so I would use something like (-6, 0) and (0, 36).
If you can use a graphing tool, I would go to desmos.com and type in th
the equation of the parabola
so if i type that in would it give me the points or something?
It'll show you the graph and you will be able to see the line you need to come up with on top of the parabola. This makes the question a lot easier
so i typed in my equation now what do i dd
Now remember our two points, (-6, 0) and (0,36). Use the point slope formula y – y1 = m(x – x1) to get the equation of the line we will use
You can do this on a sheet of paper.
i got 6x+36 correct?
yes
Now plug in the parabola and the equation of the line into desmos
so its asking for 4 points but 2points should be the intersection points so that would be one of the instersection points?
i just did tht and it shows a line and i do it under my original equation right?
Yes. Now just pick 2 random points from the line, and make a table with the two points of intersection and those 2 random points. I would also send a screenshot of the graph too.
how would i screenshot it cause i tried saving it ut the file wont open
for the other intersection can i use 6,0 nd 0,-36
On your keyboard, there should be a PrtSc button and that takes screenshots or you can go open up Snipping Tool which is a software preinstalled on all computers.
And (-6,0) and (0, 36) are your points of intersection
ohok so y=6x+36?
yes
so they are both same lines right?
so for the random ones what do i pick
is that correct?
Like (-3, 18) and (3, 54)
Yes that's fine
so i got y=3x+36 again so do i also put tthat in the grahing tool?
i mean 6x
What do you mean?
You only need to graph y=6x+36 once
oh so if you seee my picture do i take number 3 out?
Yeah
ohh i just write the points in table but graph only one?
Yes
ok so we have -6,0 and 0, 36 -6,0 and 0, 36 -3,18 and 3,54
dont we have same points for first two? is that fine?
That would be my table |dw:1458924120565:dw|
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