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9th - 12th Grade
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Andrew Witczak
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Lesson 6 Rewriting Quadratic Equations in Factored Form 1

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Find two numbers that satisfy the requirements. If you get stuck, try listing all the factors of the first number.
Find two numbers that multiply to 17 and add to 18.
Type the numbers from least to greatest separated by a comma and a space. Ex 5, 17
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Find two numbers that satisfy the requirements. If you get stuck, try listing all the factors of the first number.
Find two numbers that multiply to 20 and add to 9.
Type the numbers from least to greatest separated by a comma and a space. Ex 5, 17
Type answer...
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Find two numbers that satisfy the requirements. If you get stuck, try listing all the factors of the first number.
Find two numbers that multiply to 11 and add to -12.
Type the numbers from least to greatest separated by a comma and a space. Ex 5, 17
Type answer...
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Find two numbers that satisfy the requirements. If you get stuck, try listing all the factors of the first number.
Find two numbers that multiply to 36 and add to -20.
Type the numbers from least to greatest separated by a comma and a space. Ex 5, 17
Type answer...
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Solve the equation,
b(b−4.5)=0
Type the answers from least to greatest, separated by a comma and a space. Ex -2, 5
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Solve the equation,
(7x+14)(7x+14)=0
Type the answers from least to greatest, separated by a comma and a space. Ex -2, 5
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Solve the equation,
(2x+4)(x−4)=0
Type the answers from least to greatest, separated by a comma and a space. Ex -2, 5
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Solve the equation,
(-2+u)(3−u)=0
Type the answers from least to greatest, separated by a comma and a space. Ex -2, 5
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Multiple Choice
Lin charges $5.50 per hour to babysit. The amount of money earned, in dollars, is a function of the number of hours that she babysits.
Which of the following inputs is impossible for this function?
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