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  • Conic Sections Parabola (Part 1)

    Irish Anne Ubalde

    January 29, 2015

  • APOLLONIUS OF PARGA

  • What is a Conic Section?

  • Conic Section

    Sections formed when planes cut a right circular cone of two nappes.

  • Conic Sections

  • General Parts of Conics

    1. Focus is the fixed point F

    2. Directrix

    is the fixed line D

    3. Eccentricity is the positive constant ratio (ratio from the segment connecting F to the conic section and from D to cs)

    If e=1, parabola

    e1, hyperbola

  • Parabola Definition:

    Is the locus of a point that moves in a plane so that its distance from a fixed point is equal to its distance from a fixed line. Its eccentricity is 1.

    Geogebra

  • Parts of Parabola

    A. Focus

    B. Directrix

    C. Vertex

    D. Axis of symmetry

    E. Focal Chord

    F. Latus Rectum

    Geogebra

  • Important Measures of Parabola

    1. a = distance from F to V

    = distance from V to D

    2. 2a = distance from F to D

    = distance from F to an end of LR

    3. 4a = distance from one end of LR to the other

    4. = eccentricity

    Geogebra

  • Standard Forms of Parabola

    When V (0,0)

    1. Axis of Symmetry on y-axis a. Upward opening b. Downward opening = =

    Geogebra

    2. Axis of Symmetry on x-axis

    a. Right opening b. Left opening = =

  • Example 1: Determine the opening of each parabola

    1. 2 = 4

    2. 2 = 4

    3

    3. 2 = 6y

    4. 2 = 8

    right

    downward

    upward

    left

    5. 2 16 = 0 right

    6. 22 + 30 = 0 downward

  • Example 3: Reduce 2 + 12 = 0 to standard form and

    determine the following:

    a. Opening of the parabola

    b. Vertex

    c. Focus

    d. Equation of directrix

    e. Ends of Latus Rectum

    downward

    (0,0)

    = =

    F(0,-3)

    =

    , &(, )

  • Example 2:

    Sketch the graph of the parabola 2 16 = 0

  • a. 2 16 = 0

    Solution: 2 = 16 Transform in s.f 2 = 4

    Opening is right Vertex at (0,0)

    4 = 16 length of latus rectum

    2 = 8 length of (a) F to one end of LR; (b) F to D

    = 4 length of (a) F to V; (b) V to D

    Answer: Opening is right V: (0,0) F: (4,0) LR: (4,8) , (4, 8) D: = 4

  • Seatwork:

    P. 100 # 2

    Sketch the graph of the parabola 2 = 20.

    Determine the opening, locate the vertex, focus, ends of latus rectum and the equation of directrix

  • Standard Forms of Parabola When V (h,k)

    3. Axis of Symmetry vertical

    a. Upward opening b. Downward opening ( )2= 4 ( )2= 4( )

    Geogebra

    4. Axis of Symmetry horizontal a. Right opening b. Left opening ( )2= 4 ( )2= 4( )

  • Proof:

    (, )

    (, )

    =

  • Example 3:

    Reduce 2 + 16 32 = 0 to s.f, find the direction of opening, vertex, focus, endpoints of latus rectum, determine the equation of the directrix and draw the parabola.

  • Exercise:

    Reduce 2 4 + 8 20 = 0 to s.f, find the direction of opening, vertex, focus, endpoints of latus rectum, determine the equation of the directrix and draw the parabola.