Graphing the Quadratic Function Use the Standar

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 AKAR-AKAR PERSA
Given the quadratic equation: 1Q² + 1Q + 2 = 0
Enter the values for :
a= 1
b= 1
c= 2

The discriminant value is: -7

b 2  4ac    b 2  4ac

The 'positive root' solution The 'negative root' so

Err:502 Err:502
Gives the actual values of the roots based on the Quadratic Formula.

c c
If  0thenx 2  has2solutions , x  c an
a a a

c c
If  0then x 
2
hassolution
a a
c c
If  0thenx 
2
hasnoreal solution.
a a
 c c
If  0thenx 
2
hasnoreal solution.
a a
R PERSAMAAN KUADRAT
Q² + 1Q + 2 = 0
Quadratic Formula

b  b 2  4ac
x
2a
i.e. No REAL Solution
={(1*1)-4(1*2)} = -7
"the nature of the roots"
he 'negative root' solution
Err:502
Quadratic Formula.

s , x  c and x   c
a a

ssolution, x  0

al solution.
al solution.