a) To complete the table, substitute each value of x into the equation y=7+3x−x2.
For x=−2:
y=7+3(−2)−(−2)2=7−6−4=−3
For x=−1:
y=7+3(−1)−(−1)2=7−3−1=3
For x=2:
y=7+3(2)−(2)2=7+6−4=9
For x=3:
y=7+3(3)−(3)2=7+9−9=7
For x=4:
y=7+3(4)−(4)2=7+12−16=3
For x=5:
y=7+3(5)−(5)2=7+15−25=−3
The completed table is:
xy−3−11−2−3−1307192937435−36−11
b) To draw the graph of y=7+3x−x2:
- Draw and label the x-axis and y-axis on the provided grid.
- Choose a suitable scale for both axes. For example, 1 cm to represent 1 unit on the x-axis and 1 cm to represent 2 units on the y-axis. Ensure the scale accommodates x-values from -3 to 6 and y-values from -11 to 9.
- Plot the points from the completed table:
(−3,−11), (−2,−3), (−1,3), (0,7), (1,9), (2,9), (3,7), (4,3), (5,−3), (6,−11).
- Draw a smooth curve connecting all the plotted points. This curve will be a parabola opening downwards.