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IM Unit 7 Review
Quadratic Equations

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Multiple Select
Select all expressions that are squares of linear expressions.
x2+6x+36
(21x+4)2
(2d+8)(2d−8)
p2−6p+9
x2+36
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Multiple Select
Select all equations that are equivalent to x2+6x=16
x2+6x+9=0
x2+6x+9=16
x2+6x+9=25
(x+3)2=0
(x+3)2=25
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Multiple Choice
A quadratic function is defined by f(x)=x2−8x−4
Which expression also defines f and best reveals the maximum or minimum of the function?
(x−4)2+20
x(x−8)−4
(x−4)2+12
(x−4)2−20
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Solve the following equation by completing the square: x2−12x=−20
x =
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Either solution to x will be marked correct.
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Solve the following equation by completing the square: 9x2+12x+5=10
x =
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Either solution for x will be marked as correct. Do not put spaces in your answer.
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Solve the following equation: 4x2−5x−6=0
Either solution of x will be marked correct. Do not put spaces in your answer.
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Multiple Choice
A solution to an equation Jada solved is −2+3 . She is trying to determine whether that solution is rational or irrational.
Jada knows that -2 is a rational number and 3 is an irrational number. She also knows that the sum of any two rational numbers is always rational.
If we add 2 to −2+3 , will the sum be rational or irrational?
rational
irrational
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Open Ended
Explain why −2+3 cannot be rational.
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When you add two rational numbers together, you should get another rational number.
Adding −2+3 and 2 gives you an irrational number.
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Fill in the Blanks
A community theater uses the function p(d)=−4d2+200d−100 to model the profit (in dollars) expected in a weekend when the tickets to a comedy show are priced at d dollars each.
Write and solve an equation to find out the prices at which the theater would earn $1,500 in profit from the comedy show each weekend.
Either value of d will be marked as correct.
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Open Ended
A community theater uses the function p(d)=−4d2+200d−100 to model the profit (in dollars) expected in a weekend when the tickets to a comedy show are priced at d dollars each.
The profit will be $1,500 when d=10 or d=40.
At what price would the theater make the maximum profit, and what is that maximum profit? Show your reasoning.
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Quadratic Equations

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