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Quadratic Formula
-b+or- the square root of b squared - 4ac over 2a
To find the discriminant
b squared - 4ac
When b squared - 4ac equals 0
one solution, one x-int, one real solution, vertex of parabola
When b squared - 4ac is greater than 0
2 solutions, 2 x-ints, 2 real solutions, 2 real zeros
When b squared - 4ac is less than 0
2 complex (imaginary solutions), no x-ints
Vertex Form
y-k=a(x-h) squared
If a is positive, which way does the parabola face?
up
If a is negative, which way does the parabola face?
down
To find the vertex of the standard form
h=-b over 2a
After finding h, how do you find k for the vertex?
plug in your answer for h into the original equation
When solving radical equations, if the denominator is odd there are how many answers?
one
When solving radical equations, if the denominator is even, what do you do?
Square it to get more than one answer