This property states that if ab=0 then either a=0 or b=0 .
What is the Zero Product Property?
The name for the form of a polynomial which is written as a product of terms like (ax-b).
What is factored form?
The factored form of the function shown in the graph.
What is (x+4)(x-4) ?
A soccer ball starts on the ground at coordinate (10,0). It gets kicked and follows a parabolic arc, landing on the ground 50 units away. The parabola it follows has these roots.
What are x=10 and x=60?
The function x^3-3x^2+4 has roots at x=-1,2,2 . The root value of 2 is known as this, because it occurs more than once.
What is a repeated root?
The special product (a+b)(a-b) simplifies to this result.
What is a^2-b^2 ?
The number of real roots of the function with this graph.
What is 0?
The factored form of m^2-6m-7 .
what is (m-7)(m+1) ?
The name of the pattern this product has: (x+a)(x-b) .
What is the sum and difference product pattern?
The factored form of this recognizable polynomial a^2+2ab+b^2 .
What is (a+b)^2 ?
The graph shows one full cycle of the sine function, which can be infinitely repeated. This means sine has a real root every _____ radians.
What is \pi radians?
The factored form to 18x^5-63x^2 .
What is 9x^2(2x^3-7) ?
The St Louis Arch is a landmark in Missouri. It is 630ft tall and has a shape similar to a parabolic function. The coordinates of the two bases of the arch (at height y = 0ft) would be called the _____ of the parabolic function.
What are the roots or solutions?
When solving quadratics in the form x^2+bx+c=0, identify the factors of _____ that sum to _____.
What are the factors of c that sum to b?
The number of distinct real roots of the function with this graph.
What is 5?
The real roots of x^2+3x-4 .
What are x=-4,1 ?
The largest number that is a factor of all numbers in a given set.
What is the greatest common factor?
It's the form of a polynomial where the terms are written in descending order, and is often the form given before factoring is done.
What is standard form?
The number of roots the two graphed functions have in common.
What is 0?
It's the value of c that results in the function x^2+x+c having a real root at x=3 .
What is c=-12 ?