Homework  WB p.3-4 #36-54 (evens or odds). Chapter 1 Review.

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Homework  WB p.3-4 #36-54 (evens or odds)

Chapter 1 Review

Radicals & Imaginary Numbers Example #1: Example #2:

Adding and Subtracting Complex Numbers Example #1: Example #2:

More conjugates! How do we find the complex conjugate of the following?

Quadratic Functions How many solutions do quadratics have (always!)? How do we solve quadratics? 4 ways: -Quadratic Formula -Factoring -Completing the Square -Graphing (not often) ***GOLDEN RULE OF SOLVING QUADRATICS: There must be a 0 on one side of the equation!!

Factoring This is the opposite of distributing. ***Make sure you first factor out the common factors! Ex)

Another one- factor this!