Quadratic equations (Edexcel GCSE Maths): Flashcards
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Quadratic equation definition
Quadratic equation definition
Equation where highest power of variable is 2
Standard form of quadratic equation
Standard form of quadratic equation
where
Step 1 of three-step method
Step 1 of three-step method
Factorise the left-hand side
Step 2 of three-step method
Step 2 of three-step method
Set each factor equal to zero
Step 3 of three-step method
Step 3 of three-step method
Solve the two linear equations
Zero product property
Zero product property
If two factors multiply to zero, one must be zero
Typical number of solutions for quadratic equations
Typical number of solutions for quadratic equations
Two solutions
Numbers to find when factorising quadratics
Numbers to find when factorising quadratics
Multiply to constant term, add to coefficient of
When is a solution
When is a solution
When there is no constant term in the equation
Difference of two squares formula
Difference of two squares formula
Inverse operations method for simple quadratics
Inverse operations method for simple quadratics
Add constant to both sides, then take square root
Why when taking square root
Why when taking square root
Both positive and negative squared give same result
How to check factorisation is correct
How to check factorisation is correct
Expand the brackets
