According to the following conditions, the analytic expressions of quadratic functions are obtained respectively (1) It is known that the image of quadratic function passes through the point (- 2, - 1), and when x = - 1, the function has the maximum value of 2; (2) It is known that the symmetry axis of quadratic function image is a straight line x = 1, which intersects the coordinate axis at points (0, - 1), (- 1,0)

According to the following conditions, the analytic expressions of quadratic functions are obtained respectively (1) It is known that the image of quadratic function passes through the point (- 2, - 1), and when x = - 1, the function has the maximum value of 2; (2) It is known that the symmetry axis of quadratic function image is a straight line x = 1, which intersects the coordinate axis at points (0, - 1), (- 1,0)

(1) When x = - 1, the function has a maximum value of 2, let y = a (x + 1) &# - 178; + 2 substitute (- 2, - 1) into - 1 = a + 2, then a = - 3  y = - 3 (x + 1) &# - 178; + 2 (2) according to the fact that the symmetry axis is a straight line x = 1, we can know that another intersection point of the image on the X axis is: (3,0) let y = a (x + 1) (x-3) substitute (0, - 1) into - 1 = - 3a, then a = 1 / 3  y = 1 / 3 (x