Quadratic Equations: I just learned this yesterday and now understand it so I would like to help you guys. It took me like 3 - 4 days to learn.
If you need help these are some vids I could tell you helps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70dA34KAFWw and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKyUuvulIbk
i like the enthusiasm. good work,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hn2zutY5UIU and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=velArLW85MU these are both links for Quadratic Formula and the last tab I typed in is Factoring and Quadratic just to clarify
that is all you need to look at if you need help
the bottom two are filmed in a class and he makes jokes here and there if you get bored
to remember the Quadratic Formula just remember this little skit. There was a negative boy who couldn't decide to go to a radical party but the boy was square and missed out on four awesome chicks. The party was over a 2am.
move from the general form for this a*x^2 + bx + c = 0 and solve for x, to derive the formula... it is sort of interesting
that is the formula
yes show how you solve for x
and if you need help with being able to fill it in you use this formula ax^2 + bx + c = 0
lets just say you have x^2 + 4x - 5 = 0
you would check to see if it is factorable
i mean, start with ax^2 + bx + c = 0 solve that for x,
like what do you mean like explain it?
change the general form into the quadratic equation using algebra, start with the general form ax^2+bx+c=0 use algebra, solving for x will turn that into the familiar quadratic formula... it is pretty interesting the process to get there
you mean solving the equation that have right there?
or make an equation and then show how to solve it?
Liam: Mind clarifying: Are you teaching this subject, asking questions about it, or what? It'd probably do you the most good to focus on one or the other, not both.
does anyone know the codes of this site
i mean just solve ax^2 + bx + c = 0 , for x
like the radicals how to type the equation
deriving the formula
i just use the equation button and the icons provided in that box
lets just say you have x^2 + 5x - 11
you would replace the -B with - 5x since it is asking for negative of b since the equation ax^2 + bx + c will tell you what a is b is and c is
then in the radical you would replace b with 25 since it is b^2. Then you have -4ac which turns into 1 and -11 which you multiply and then you multiply -11 by -4 giving you 44. Now you have 25 + 44 there. Then now you have 2a. It becomes 2.
my computer is bugging out so yea sorry for the delay
b±√25+44 ____________ 2a
I was looking up how to input those symbols
the next step is adding the square root
well the numbers in the radical
which gives you √69 ______ 2
what you do to the radical is find a way to divide it
but since you can't divide this radical in to have an even number radical you can't solve it
since there are always those equations that can't be solved
with Quadratic Formula
my laptop is bugging out
my gosh I need to learn the code for this since I had to find the secondary laptop keyboard thing
sqrt ( ----) works for me
Liam, my advice is that you concentrate on your own work for now. Once you can "ace" quadratic functions, quadratic equations and their graphs, THAT will be the time to offer to share your knowledge with others. Please, Liam, focus on specific math topics only if you choose to post questions here. We are not interested in the failure of your laptop. The Code of Conduct is here: http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct
sqrt(----)
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thx
you mean entering equations? hit the button under the input box for equation and then just use the buttons there for what you need
that latex language uses those squiggly brakets for a bunch of things, i just click the menu buttons mos the time
ok
I should try and explain another equation
I just think I should use draw
I didn't know it was closed lol
I gtg
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