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Solving Quadratics
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100

Uses opposite side/adjacent side.

Tangent

100

Name any two strategies for solving quadratic equations.

Graphing, factoring, taking square roots, completing the square, quadratic formula

100

GCF stands for…

Greatest Common Factor

100

Name a function that has a vertex.

Quadratic OR Absolute Value

100

What is the radius?

82=(x-1)2+(y+3)2

Radius is 8

200

Does not use the opposite side.

Cosine

200

What strategy for solving quadratics starts with standard form and identifying a, b and c values?

Quadratic Formula

200

Factor x2+3x+2

(x+1)(x+2)

200

Name 3 function types that do not have an axis of symmetry.

Linear, square root, cubic, cube root, or exponential

200

What is the radius?

36=(x-3)2+(y-9)2

Radius is 6

300

I have an angle and its adjacent side. Solving for the hypotenuse.

Use cosine

300

How many real solutions are possible when solving quadratic equations?

0, 1 or 2 solutions are possible.

300

What is the first step in factoring 3x2+6x+18?

Factor out the GCF 3 from each term.

300

Name two function types that have all real numbers for both the domain and range.

Linear, cubic, or cube root.

300

What is the center?

25=(x-4)2+(y+4)2

Center is

(4, - 4)

400

I have an angle and the hypotenuse. Solving for the opposite side.

Use sine

400

What does it mean to have imaginary solution when solving a quadratics?

On a graph there are no x-intercepts (the parabola does not intersect the x-axis).

Algebraically, there no real solutions resulting from a negative radicand value.

400

Name a factoring strategy to use when the leading coefficient is not equal to 1.

AC Method OR Grouping OR Guess and Check

400

Describe one way step and piecewise functions are alike and one way they are different?

Both have intervals for the domain. Step functions only use constants or flat intervals.

400

What is the center?

81=x2+(y+7)2

Center is

(0, -7)

500

Describe the next step in solving for x.

Sin (x) = ⅗

Take sin-1 or arcsin of both sides.

500

When completing the square, what is the next step after moving all constants to one side of a quadratic equation?

Add (b/2)2 to both sides.

500

Are all quadratic expressions factorable? Explain your thinking.

All quadratics can be factored, but not all of them can be factored with rational numbers. Some factoring may require irrational or complex factors.

500

Describe the end behavior of the square root parent function.

As x approaches 0, f(x) approaches 0

As x approaches positive infinity, f(x) approaches positive infinity

500

What is the diameter?

100=(x+2)2+(x-3)2

Diameter is 20