Quadratic Equations (Grade 12 NSC Matric Mathematics): Flashcards
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Highest power of variable in a quadratic equation
Highest power of variable in a quadratic equation
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Standard form of a quadratic equation
Standard form of a quadratic equation
Why coefficient 'a' cannot be zero in quadratic equation
Why coefficient 'a' cannot be zero in quadratic equation
Equation becomes linear (first degree), not quadratic
Three main methods for solving quadratic equations
Three main methods for solving quadratic equations
Factorising, completing the square, quadratic formula
Zero-product property
Zero-product property
If , then either or
The quadratic formula
The quadratic formula
When to use factorising method
When to use factorising method
When quadratic can be easily factored (quickest method)
When to use quadratic formula
When to use quadratic formula
When factorising not possible or need decimal approximations
When to use completing the square
When to use completing the square
Need vertex form or exact answer when factorising is difficult
Method to find unknown parameter given a root
Method to find unknown parameter given a root
Substitute known root into equation and solve for unknown
