Solving Quadratic Equations using the '-b Formula' (Junior Cert Mathematics): Flashcards
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Alternative name for the formula
Alternative name for the formula
Quadratic Formula
Advantage of formula over factorising
Advantage of formula over factorising
Works for all quadratic equations
Standard form of a quadratic equation
Standard form of a quadratic equation
The quadratic formula
The quadratic formula
x = rac{-b pm sqrt{b^2 - 4ac}}{2a}
In , what is ?
In , what is ?
Number in front of
In , what is ?
In , what is ?
Number in front of
In , what is ?
In , what is ?
The constant term
First step in using the formula
First step in using the formula
Identify values of , , and
Why use brackets when substituting into formula?
Why use brackets when substituting into formula?
To prevent mistakes, especially with minus signs
How many solutions do quadratic equations typically have?
How many solutions do quadratic equations typically have?
Two solutions
What does mean in the quadratic formula?
What does mean in the quadratic formula?
Use both plus (+) and minus (-) to find two solutions
