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Quadratic Relations 2.3 - Solving Quadratic Equations Day 2: Solve by Isolating the Variable Saturday, June 04, 20161Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable.

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1 Quadratic Relations 2.3 - Solving Quadratic Equations Day 2: Solve by Isolating the Variable Saturday, June 04, 20161Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

2 Sometimes we can solve quadratic equations by isolating the variable. You have isolated variables before: Example: Saturday, June 04, 20162Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable This equation has one solution.

3 Remember that with quadratic equations there can be no real roots, two equal roots or two real roots. Example: Saturday, June 04, 20163Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable This equation has two real roots.

4 Try: Saturday, June 04, 20164Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

5 Try: Saturday, June 04, 20165Day 1 - Solve by GraphingSaturday, June 04, 20165Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

6 Try: Saturday, June 04, 20166Day 1 - Solve by GraphingSaturday, June 04, 20166Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

7 Try: Saturday, June 04, 20167Day 1 - Solve by GraphingSaturday, June 04, 20167Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

8 Homework: Sheet for practicing solving by isolating the variable. Saturday, June 04, 20168Day 2 - Solve by Isolating the Variable

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