Quadratic Equations Worksheet Page 2

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Activity 2: Quadratic Equations
The general form of a quadratic equation is:
but sometimes doesn’t look like that because some of the parts are missing or hidden!
Work in pairs:
a) Write an example of a quadratic equations with:
• a = 0 _____________________________________________________
• b = 0 _____________________________________________________
• c = 0 _____________________________________________________
b) Are you sure you can write an example of a quadratic equation with a = 0? Write a
short paragraph explaining why you can’t write a quadratic equation with a = 0.
• If a = 0 the equation ___________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
c) Sometimes a quadratic equation doesn’t look like that because is in disguise:
In disguise
ß
In standard form
a, b and c
Move all terms
2
2
x
= 3x – 1
x
- 3x + 1 = 0
a = 1, b = -3, c = 1
to left hand side
d) Complete the table:
In disguise
ß
In standard form
a, b and c
Move all terms
2
x
= - 5x + 3
to left hand side
Move all terms
2
-4x
+ 2= 5x
to left hand side
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