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Intro to Imaginary Numbers

Intro to Imaginary Numbers

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Mathematics

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10th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

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CCSS
8.EE.A.2, HSA-REI.B.4B, HSN.CN.C.7

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Drew Besson

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6 Slides • 5 Questions

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Intro to Imaginary Numbers

I can solve quadratic equations using square roots and imaginary numbers

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​Solve the following quadratic equation.

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​Solve the following quadratic equation.

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Multiple Choice

Solve the following quadratic equation.

k2+5=41k^2+5=41  

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2, -2

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4, -4

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6, -6

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2

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Multiple Choice

Solve the following quadratic equation.

n2−6=19n^2-6=19  

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8, -8

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13, -13

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5, -5

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62, -62

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​Solve the following quadratic equation.

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​Solve the following quadratic equation.

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Multiple Choice

Solve the following quadratic equation.

n2+5=−1n^2+5=-1  

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i 6i\ \sqrt[]{6}  

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−54, 54-54,\ 54  

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i 6, −i 6i\ \sqrt[]{6},\ -i\ \sqrt[]{6}  

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3i 6, −3i 63i\ \sqrt[]{6},\ -3i\ \sqrt[]{6}  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the following quadratic equation.

−4n2=112-4n^2=112  

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−28, 28-28,\ 28  

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2i 7, −2i 72i\ \sqrt[]{7},\ -2i\ \sqrt[]{7}  

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i 23, −i 23i\ \sqrt[]{23},\ -i\ \sqrt[]{23}  

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i 23i\ \sqrt[]{23}  

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Multiple Choice

Solve the following quadratic equation.

b2−1=−19b^2-1=-19  

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i 6, −i 6i\ \sqrt[]{6},\ -i\ \sqrt[]{6}  

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2i 5, −2i 52i\ \sqrt[]{5},\ -2i\ \sqrt[]{5}  

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3i 2, −3i 23i\ \sqrt[]{2},\ -3i\ \sqrt[]{2}  

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−20, 20-20,\ 20  

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​Go to student.desmos.com and complete the activity "Practice: Intro to Complex Numbers"
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Intro to Imaginary Numbers

I can solve quadratic equations using square roots and imaginary numbers

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