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STANDARD A.REI.B.4
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Solve quadratic equations in one variable.
a. Use the method of completing the square to transform any quadratic equation in x into an equation of the form (x-p)2=q that has the same solutions. Understand that the quadratic formula is a derivative of this process. When utilizing the method of completing the square, the quadratic's leading coefficient will be 1 and the coefficient of the linear term will be limited to even (after the possible factoring out of a GCF). Students in Algebra I should be able to complete the square in which manipulating the given quadratic equation yields an integer value for q.
b. Solve quadratic equations by:  i) inspection (An example for inspection would be x2=49, where a student should know that the solutions would include 7 and -7), ii) taking square roots, iii) factoring, iv) completing the square, v) the quadratic formula (When utilizing the quadratic formula, there are no coefficient limits), and vi) graphing (The discriminant is a sufficient way to recognize when the process yields no real solutions).
Recognize when the process yields no real solutions.
Solutions may include simplifying radicals or writing solutions in simplest radical form.

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Solve quadratic equations in one variable. a. Use the method of completing the square to transform any quadratic equation in x into an equation of the form (x–p)2=q that has the same solutions. Derive the quadratic formula from this form. b. Solve quadratic equations by inspection (e.g., for x2=49), taking square roots, completing the square, the quadratic formula and factoring, as appropriate to the initial form of the equation. Recognize when the quadratic formula gives complex solutions and write them as a ± bi for real numbers a and b.

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Regents-Solving Quadratics 1
AI
graphing
3 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 2
AI/A/SIII
taking square roots
 12/3/1 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 3
AI/IA/A
MC, factoring
3/2/12 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 4
AI/A/AL
open ended, factoring
10/3/7 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 5
IA/A/AL
roots
12/3/4 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 6
AI/AI/A2
completing the square
3/20/7 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 7
AI/AI/A2/B
quadratic formula
2/10/4/1 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Using the Discriminant 1
AI/A2/B/SIII
3/2/10/1 TST
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Regents-Solving Quadratics 8
AII
16 TST
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Regents-Solving Quadratics 9
SIII
complex solutions, taking square roots
2 TST
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Regents-Solving Quadratics 10
A2/B/SIII
complex solutions, completing the square
1/5/15 TST
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DOC
Regents-Solving Quadratics 11
A2/B/SIII
irrational solutions, complex solutions, quadratic formula
1/1/11 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Complex Conjugate Root Theorem
AII/B/SIII
2/3/5 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Using the Discriminant 2
AII/A2/B
determine nature of roots
6/6/7 TST
PDF
DOC
Regents-Using the Discriminant 3
SIII
determine nature of roots
22 TST
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DOC
Regents-Using the Discriminant 4
A2/B/SIII
identify equation given nature of roots, determine equation given nature of roots
2/7/11 TST
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DOC

PRECALCULUS

Regents-Roots of Quadratics 1
A2/B/SIII
determine sum and product
10/1/14 TST
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DOC
Regents-Roots of Quadratics 2
A2/B/SIII
basic
6/3/1 TST
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DOC
Regents-Roots of Quadratics 3
A2/B/SIII
advanced
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Practice-Solving Quadratics 4
taking square roots

20 WS
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Practice-Solving Quadratics 6
factoring

17 WS
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Practice-Solving Quadratics 7
factoring

20 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 11
factoring

10 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 5
factoring

10 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 1
completing the square

20 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 2
completing the square

10 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 3
completing the square

5 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 8
quadratic formula

5 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 9
quadratic formula

10 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 10
quadratic formula

10 WS
PDF

Practice-Solving Quadratics 12
quadratic formula

4 WS
PDF

Practice-Using the Discriminant 1

10 WS
PDF

Journal-Solving Quadratics
taking square roots, factoring, completing the square, quadratic formula

8 WS
PDF

Journal-Using the Discriminant

8 WS
PDF
AII
Practice-Solving Quadratics 13
complex solutions
10 WS
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Practice-Using the Discriminant 2 10 WS
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AII Nspire TIps Solving Quadratics PDF
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