Graphing Quadratics
Solving by Factoring
Imaginary Numbers
Completing the Square and Solving by Square Root Method
Quadratic Formula
100

What is the axis of symmetry?

x^2+3x-4=0
x=-3/2
100
Solve by Factoring

x^2+5x+6=0

x=-2

x=-3

100
Simplify 


(2+3i)-(4-6i)

-2+9i
100
Solve by Square root method 

x^2+25=0

x=+- 5i
100
2x^2+3x-10=0


What is the determinant?

89
200
What is the vertex?


2x^2+4x-5=0

(-1,-8)
200
Solve by Factoring

x^2-3x-40=0

x=8

x=-5

200
Simplify

(2-5i)(4+7i)

43-6i
200
Solve by Square root method

3x^2+27=0

x=+-3i
200
What is the determinant?

How many solutions will the quadratic have?

-x^2-7x-14=0

-7

2 Imaginary Solutions

300
What is the axis of symmetry, the vertex and the y intercept? Sketch the graph of the quadratic. 


3x^2+12x-8=0

x=-2

(-2,-20)

(0,-8)

300
Solve by Factoring

2x^2-5x-3=0


x=-1/2

x=3

300

Simplify 

2/3i

2i/-3
300
Solve by completing the square 

x^2+14x+49=0

x=-7
300
What is the determinant?

How many solutions will there be?

x^2-5x-19=0

Discriminant = 101

2 Real Solutions

400
What is the vertex?

Does the graph have a minimum or a maximum? How do you know?

What is that value?

What are the solutions?

x^2+16x+63=0

(-8,-1)

Minimum faces up

(-8,-1)

(-9,0) and (-7,0)

400
Solve by Factoring

6x^2+7x-20=0

x=4/3

x=-5/2

400
Simplify


i^67

-i
400

Solve with square root method

x^2+16x-60=0
x=3.14

x=-19.14

400
What is the discriminant?

How many solutions will there be?

What are the solutions?

3x^2+2x-13=0

160

2 real 

x=1.77

x=-2.44

500
What is the vertex?

Does the graph have a minimum or maximum?

What is it?

Make a table to find the solutions.

Sketch the graph.

x^2-3x-10=0

(-1.5,-3.25)

Minimum (-1.5,-3.25)

(5,0)(-2,0)


500

Solve by Facoring

8x^2+2x=3
x=1/2

x=-3/4

500
Simplify 


(2i+1)/(6i-4)

(-16-2i)/-52
500
Solve with square root method


x^2+20x+130=5

x=-10+5i

x=-10-5i

500
What is the discriminant?

How many solutions will there be?

What are the solutions?

x^2-12x=-40

Discriminant = -16

2 imaginary

12+4i/2 and 12-4i/2

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