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Parabola
A U-shaped curve representing the graph of a quadratic function, defined by a specific equation and symmetry.
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Parabola
A U-shaped curve representing the graph of a quadratic function, defined by a specific equation and symmetry.
Quadratic
A polynomial expression of degree two, forming the basis for the graph of a parabola.
Standard Form
An equation format for parabolas that clearly shows vertex and direction, aiding in graph interpretation.
Vertex
The point marking the maximum or minimum of a parabola, determining its position and orientation.
Axis of Symmetry
A line dividing a parabola into two mirror-image halves, passing through the vertex.
Vertical Parabola
A parabola opening upward or downward, described by an equation with y as the dependent variable.
Horizontal Parabola
A parabola opening left or right, described by an equation with x as the dependent variable.
Conic Section
A curve formed by intersecting a cone with a plane, including parabolas as one type.
Directrix
A fixed line outside the parabola, used to define its shape by equal distances from any point on the curve.
Focus
A fixed point inside the parabola, where each point on the curve is equidistant from this and the directrix.
Upward Opening
A parabola orientation where the curve extends above the vertex, determined by a positive leading coefficient.
Downward Opening
A parabola orientation where the curve extends below the vertex, determined by a negative leading coefficient.
Right Opening
A horizontal parabola orientation where the curve extends to the right, indicated by a positive coefficient.
Left Opening
A horizontal parabola orientation where the curve extends to the left, indicated by a negative coefficient.
Coefficient
A numerical factor in the equation that influences the direction and width of the parabola.