00:01
The first couple problems aren't too bad.
00:03
I don't know if you have a question on that, but what happens for a quadratic if it's written in the equation, so the equation form of a quadratic, the highest exponent, or largest exponent, maybe it would be a better word, is two.
00:26
So if you look at number one where, what are we looking at, 8x plus 5, that is not quadratic because the highest exponent is 1.
00:43
And if you're curious, it is actually linear.
00:50
It's a linear thing.
00:51
So i think that's all you have to say is that it's not quadratic.
00:53
But anyway, number two is it quadratic.
00:58
I don't really care about everything that's happening there.
01:00
I just care about the x squared.
01:03
But yeah, minus 2x plus 7.
01:07
So this one is.
01:08
So yes, quadratic.
01:13
Now, the next one's a little bit trickier because what happens is you're going from what is it, negative 5, negative 4, negative 3.
01:23
We actually don't really care about the x values, but it is important that you're going up by 1 each time.
01:29
Otherwise, it gets trickier.
01:31
So, again, we don't really care about those x values.
01:34
But we do care about the f of x values or y values...