|
||||
|
- mapping rules for graphing quadratic equations - maths equation joke - tell me about quadratic equations - basic quadratic equations - the box question using quadratic equation - lesson plans quadratic equations - solving quadratic equations by using the quadratic formula with answers online - data set for quadratic equation model - "solving three equations" - introduction of quadratic equations - solving equation online - proofs quadratic formula - pros and cons of graphing - simultaneous equations with quadratic a/s level - quadractic equation - math b solving quadratics - how to solve quadratic +eqautions - pros of solving equations using substitution - football and quadratic formula - solving worded quadratic equations |
How To Find A Quadratic Equation Using A PointSolving Quadratic EquationsLet's have a look at how we solve a quadratic equation: x2-3x+2=0 The easiest way to solve them is to follow certain steps: Step 1 Find two numbers where when they are multiplied together equal the firstnumber (a=1) multiplied by the third number (c=2). These two numbers when addedto each other must also equal the second number (b=-3). In the above example, the solution is -2 and -1. Step 2 Rewrite the original equation splitting the middle part into two using thenumbers which you found in step 1. x2-x-2x+2=0 Step 3 Start to factorise both halves of the equation: x(x-1)-2(x-1)=0 At this point you will know if you are going along the correct track if thefirst bracket is the same as the second bracket. Step 4 Collect everything before each bracket and put it into one bracket andmultiply this bracket by that which is inside the identical brackets: (x-1)(x-2)=0 Step 5 In order for the left side of the equation to be equal to 0, one of the twobrackets must equal 0. So either: a. b Check these answers: 12-(3*1)+2=0 22-(3*2)+2=0 Therefore the possible solutions for the above equation are confirmed to be 1 and 2 |
|||
|
|
||||