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Math 2 Standards
Unit 1- Quadratic Functions
Unit 2--Right Triangle Trigonometry
Unit 3--Circles & Spheres
Unit 4--Data Analysis
Unit 5--Functions
Unit 6--Linear & Quadratic Regression
Use the Discriminant to Find the Number of Roots
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the quadration formula:
let a,b,and c be real numbers where a is not equal to 0 . the solutins of the quadratic equation
a x ^2+ b x+c =0
in the quadration formula the expression b^2-4ac is called the dicriminant of the associated equation
a x^2+b x+c=0
2 real
x^2-5x=4
x^2-5x-4=0
x=5.70 or x=-0.70
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let a,b,and c be real numbers where a is not equal to 0 . the solutins of the quadratic equation
a x ^2+ b x+c =0
in the quadration formula the expression b^2-4ac is called the dicriminant of the associated equation
a x^2+b x+c=0
2 real
x^2-5x=4
x^2-5x-4=0
x=5.70 or x=-0.70