Finding Numbers Find two consecutive positive even numbers whose product is 168. 1.5 – Applications of Quadratic Equations.

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Finding Numbers Find two consecutive positive even numbers whose product is – Applications of Quadratic Equations

Area and Volume x x x x y y y A rectangular field is to be enclosed by fence and then divided into two by another fence parallel to one of the sides. The area of the field must be 2400 square feet. If there are 240 feet of fencing available, find the values of x and y.

Vertical Motion 1.5 – Applications of Quadratic Equations

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Equations by Grouping Examples:

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Rational Equations Examples:

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Radical Equations Examples:

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Equations with Fractional Exponents Examples:

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Equations with Substitution Examples: Substitute

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Equations with Substitution Examples: Substitute

1.6 – More Equations and Applications Solving Equations with Substitution Examples: Substitute