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ここってなんでx-4.y+2にならないんですか

Think 例題 35 平行移動・対称移動 「味の環 S. 放物線y=ax²+bx+c をx軸方向に4,y 軸方向に 2だけ平行移動 した後,x軸に関して対称移動したものの方程式が, y=2x-6x-4にな った。定数a,b,cの値を求めよ。 3 y=ax²+bx+c Focus 放物線y=2x-6x-4 をどのように移動すると、もとの放物線y=ax+bx+c に なるかを考える。そのとき、移動の順序に注意する 軸に関して対称 軸方向に 軸方向に 軸方向に-4 軸方向に2 (2) を 軸に関して対称 解答 放物線y=2x²-6x-4.... ① (i) x軸に関して対称移動し, (i) x 軸方向に -4, y 軸方向に2だけ平行移動 すると,もとの放物線になる. (i) ① をx軸に関して対称移動するから, y を -y におき換えて, -y=2x²-6x-4 つまり, y=-2x²+6x+4 ...... ② 1 2次関数の ②をx軸方向に -4, y 軸方向に2だけ平行移 動するから, v-2=-2(x+4)+6(x+4)+4 y=-2x-10-2 ...... ③ つまり, よって, ③が放物線y=ax²+bx+c より, 17 a=-2, b=-10, c= -2 **** (1) y=2x²-6x-4 y=ax²+bx+c y=2x²-6x-4 の逆の移動を考える. x軸方向 4,y軸方向-2」 の逆の移動は 「x軸方向-4, y 軸方向2」 であり,「x軸に関して対称」 の逆の移動は「x軸に関し 対称」である. 標準形にして、頂点の移動 で考えてもよい。 逆の移動は順序が重要 U 注〉 例題 35 のように、 いくつかの移動を行うときは,その順序 を間違えると全く違う放物線になってしまう場合がある たとえば,上の解答で, 放物線 y=2x²-6x-4 を(i)(i)の 順で移動した放物線は, y=-2x2-10x-6. となってしまう. つまり、いくつかの移動を行うときは, そ の順序が大切である. xをx+4, y をy-2 にお き換える. 係数を比較するとなる 3 ((1) YA (ii) (ii) 第2章 (2) (i) x 放物線y=ax2+bx+c をy軸に関して対称移動した後,x軸方向に4,y軸方 ++ BL. 5向に-3だけ平行移動したものの方程式が, y=-x^+3x4にな

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英語 中学生

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