LESSON 1.

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QUADRATIC
EQUATIONS
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9x+15=91 2x+9=20 5x2-23x=19

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9x+15=91
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Linear Equation
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2x+9=20
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Linear Equation
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5x2-23x=19
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Not a Linear Equation

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
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OBJECTIVES differentiate a quadratic

equation from a linear
equation;
define and illustrate
quadratic equations;

write a quadratic equation

in standard form; and

Identify the value of the

coefficients a, b, and c.
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DEAD
Multiply and simplify, if needed.
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• =0
STANDARD FORM:
• =0
• The terms are arranged
• =0 in descending powers.
• The polynomial is set
• =0 equal to 0.
=0
 QUADRATIC EQUATION
• In Mathematics, a QUADRATIC EQUATION is a polynomial
equation of the second degree.
• The general form is:

• where x represents a variable or an unknown, and a, b, and c

are constants with a ≠ 0. (if a = 0, the equation is a linear
equation.)
 General Form:

ax 2 quadratic term/

QUADRATIC
term of degree two

bx linear term/

EQUATION term of degree one

c constant term/
term of degree zero
 General Form:

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
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EQUATION
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EQUATION
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Cases:
• Symmetric Property
QUADRATIC states that if a = b,
then b = a.
EQUATION
 Example:
Original Equation:

Hence,

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
 Original Equation:

When the symmetric is applied:

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
 Hence,

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
 Original Equation:

STANDARD FORM:

1.
QUADRATIC
2.
EQUATION
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Cases:
2. The Greatest Common
QUADRATIC Factor is the highest
number by which all
EQUATION numbers under
consideration are divisible.
 Example:
Original Equation:

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
QUADRATIC
EQUATION
 Original Equation:

QUADRATIC
EQUATION
 ATTENTION:
All answers will be expressed in

QUADRATIC the form

where a>0 and all non-zero

EQUATION coefficients are just divisible by 1.

ILLUSTRATING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS

If the square of a
number is added to 8
times the number, the
result is 100.
ILLUSTRATING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
square of a
x2
number
added to +
8 times the
8x
number
result is 100 =100
ILLUSTRATING QUADRATIC EQUATIONS
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