Algebra 1 Practice – Discriminant, Solve Quadratic
... 2.) Double check your answers with the answer key on my website, and make all corrections with your partner. 3.) After you correct this practice worksheet, move onto your Khan Academy work by yourself: 3.a.) Complete Khan Academy Topic: Number of solutions of quadratic equations 3.b.) Complete Khan ...
... 2.) Double check your answers with the answer key on my website, and make all corrections with your partner. 3.) After you correct this practice worksheet, move onto your Khan Academy work by yourself: 3.a.) Complete Khan Academy Topic: Number of solutions of quadratic equations 3.b.) Complete Khan ...
solve a system of equations
... We have previously discussed equations in two variables, such as x + y = 3. Because there are infinitely many pairs of numbers whose sum is 3, there are infinitely many pairs (x, y) that satisfy this equation. Some of these pairs are listed in table (a). Now consider the equation x − y = 1. Because ...
... We have previously discussed equations in two variables, such as x + y = 3. Because there are infinitely many pairs of numbers whose sum is 3, there are infinitely many pairs (x, y) that satisfy this equation. Some of these pairs are listed in table (a). Now consider the equation x − y = 1. Because ...
