Question

Is anyone taking Segment 1 of Algebra 2 on FLVS? Will Fan and Give Medal if anyone can help me !!!!!

Answer 1

I'm taking Segment 1 of Algebra 1

Answer 2

I really need help @Mehek14

Answer 3

I didn't take Algebra 2

Answer 4

I'm taking Algebra 2 and I really need help but I did Algebra 1. @Mehek14

Answer 5

I'm in segment 2 of algebra two

Answer 6

Did you take segment 1? @OnePieceFTW

Answer 7

I did, what's your question? I'll help if I can.

Answer 8

I don't understand one of the module's I need to do @OnePieceFTW

Answer 9

Which one?

Answer 10

01.05 and 03.06 are the two assignments I have to redo. I'm 61% done with the class those two are just bringing me down.

Answer 11

What did you get wrong in 1.05?

Answer 12

@yosoykiara ?

Answer 13

My graphing was wrong. This is the last time I can submit it though. My friend was going to send me hers and show me how she did her graph but she deleted hers. @OnePieceFTW

Answer 14

Launch Area:___(1, 2)___
Point A:___(0, 3)___
Point B:___(-3, 0)___
Point C:___(-1, -4)___

Answer 15

Just put these values into geogebra, and there you have it.

Answer 16

My teacher kept saying that there was more to it that was wrong which I'm not understanding

Answer 17

That's weird... This is mine, but I don't remember what my grade on it was.

Answer 18

I don't know my teacher kept saying it was wrong and my graph was wrong but I had the same graph you did.

Answer 19

And also my 03.06 is messed up for some weird reason

Answer 20

What did your teacher not like on that one?

Answer 21

This is what she said:
For #1 - What part of the quadratic formula can we use to determine the number and type of roots?
What does this value tell us about the number and type of roots this function will have?

#2 - Remember standard form is y=ax^2+bx+c, and the general form is y=a(x-h)^2+k. How did we learn in this lesson to convert from standard form to general form? (hint: what is the name of the lesson?) Remember to explain each step as you go.

#3 - It looks like you have 2 sets of answers here. One of them is correct. Which one?

Answer 22

For number one it should be . f(x) = x^2 + 6x – 16 Two real irrationals solutions
g(x) = x^2 +6x + 1 Two real rationals solutions

Answer 23

shoot, darn symbols

Answer 24

F(x)=x^2+6x-16
G(x)=x^2+6x+1

Answer 25

Okay so question 1 is just wanting you to identify the types of solutions.
Question two is converting them to general vertex form.
Three is actually solving them.
(So sorry if I confused you, it' still coming back to me. :P)

Answer 26

This is how I said in my submission to convert to vertex form:
Write the equation substituting the f(x) for y.
Add 16 to both sides.
Divide 6 by two and square the result and add it to both sides of the equation to keep it balanced.
Get the square root of the first and last term of the trinomial and write it like this: (x+3)^2
Subtract 25 from both sides.
Result: y=(x+3)^2-25

Answer 27

Sorry I'm a day late but thank you @OnePieceFTW