MGSE9-12.A.REI.

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Quadratic Equations Score:

1.    Which of the following does not apply to quadratic equations?

A A quadratic relationship is a resulting relationship that involves the product of two linear factors.

B A quadratic relationship is most often symbolized by a quadratic equation that is equivalent to the
form ax2 + bx + c = y, where a, b , and c are real numbers and a=0.

C A parabola is always the graph of a quadratic function.

D The graph of a quadratic function is always a parabola.

E The zeros or solutions of quadratic function can be real numbers or imaginary. If they are real
numbers, they are also the first coordinates of the x-intercepts of the graph of the quadratic
function,

2.    Which of all the following is a way to solve quadratic equations? (Chose all that
apply)
A completing the sqaure

B factoring

C quadratic equation

D square root method

3.    Solve x(3x+2)=4x+3(x2-1)-2x and state the solution set.

A all real numbers

B no real number solutions

C {-2/3 , 1}

D {-3, 0}

4.    Solve -4x+6=-x2+2, and state the solution set.

A all real numbers

B no solutions

C {2, -2}

D {2}

5.    Solve by factoring and state the solution set.

18x2 + 33x- 40
A {-5/6, 8/3}

B Cannot be solved by factoring

C {5/6, -8/3}

D {1/3, -5/6}

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6.    Solve the following quadratic equation using the square root method and state
the2 solution set.
6x =42
A { sqrt 7}

B { sqrt -7}

C { sqrt -7, sqrt 7}

D { sqrt 42}

7.    Solve. 3(1+x+x2)-2(1+x)-x=3x2+1
A all real numbers

B no solutions

C {1}

D {3x2
}

8.    Solve and state the solution set for the quadratic equation: 2x2-1=3x. Tell which method
you used to solve this quadratic equation and why.

9.    Graph the following quadratic equation:

3x2+ 3x= 90
How many solutions are there? State the solution set.

Hint: graph each side of the equation as a function

A 3 solutions; (0,0), (-6, 90), (5, 90)

B 3 solutions; { -6, 0, 5}

C 2 solutions {-6, 5}

D 4 solutions; {-6, 0, 5, 90}

10.    What have you learned about solving quadratic equations? What topics are you still
struggling with?

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