A.SSE.B.3a - Factor Quadratics
11 Questions
A.SSE.B.3a - Factor Quadratics Introduction
Factor.
Which of the following expressions has roots (or zeros) at b = 3 and b = 8?
Factor the following expression.
Solve for d.
Find equivalent expressions for the quadratic expression below. Select ALL that apply.
Which of the following quadratic expressions have opposites for its zeros?
Find the zeros of the graph below and use them to determine the quadratic equation that made this parabola.
Suri tried to factor the expression below. However, she made an error.
Tomasso states that if there is only one root for a quadratic expression, then the coefficient for the second term is always twice as large as the value of the constant.
Elton claims that the expression below only has one root? Do you support Elton's claim? Explain.
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