 What are the three forms a quadratic equation can be written in? Vertex Standard Factored.

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 What are the three forms a quadratic equation can be written in? Vertex Standard Factored

 Yesterday, we were able to graph all three. We are also able to convert between the three equations algebraically most of the time.  Converting into vertex form requires the.  Converting into factored form requires the.  Converting into standard form requires and combining like terms.  In each form the is the same! x-intercepts or factoring FOIL a completing square

1. Given the quadratic equation  a. Write the equation in standard form.  b. Write the equation in vertex form.  c. Describe the transformation.

2. Given the quadratic equation  a. Write the equation in factored form.  b. Write the equation in vertex form.  c. Describe the transformation.

3. Given the quadratic equation  a. Write the equation in standard form.  b. Write the equation in factored form.  c. Describe the transformation.