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1 WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO SOLVE QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS? WHAT ARE ALL OF THE…

2 WHAT ARE SOME WAYS TO NAME THE SOLUTIONS OF A QUADRATIC FUNCTION? These all mean the same thing when solving quadratics…KNOW THIS!!!

3 CAN WE USE A TABLE OF VALUES TO SOLVE QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS? x-3-201 y

4 CAN WE SOLVE QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS FROM A GRAPH?

5 CAN WE SOLVE QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS BY FACTORING?

6 CAN WE SOLVE QUADRATIC FUNCTIONS BY USING THE QUADRATIC FORMULA?

7 APPLICATION Constant due to Earth’s gravity Initial velocityInitial height

8 A golf ball is hit from the ground with an initial velocity of 80 ft/sec. After how many seconds will the ball hit the ground?

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