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Alg2: 2-4 to 2-8

Alg2: 2-4 to 2-8

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​Alg2: 2-4 to 2-8

By: Isabella Jensen​

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Table of Contents

2-4 Compex Numbers: Slide 3

2-5 Completing the Square: Slide 4

2-6 The Quadratic Formula: Slide 5

2-7 Quadratic Inequalities: Slide 6

2-8 Systems Involving Quadratic Equations and Inequalities: Slide 7​

Subject | Subject

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Step #1: FOIL

Step #2: Combine alike terms

Step #3: replace i2 to (-1)​2 keeping the rest of the values the same

Step #4: solve then combine alike terms

Step #5: put in a + bi form resulting in 11-10i​

Explanation

Put (3 + 2i)(1- 4i)​ in a + bi form.

KEY NOTES

  • i = imaginary unit

  • ( )( )= First Outer Inner L​ast (FOIL)

Example

​2-4 Complex Numbers

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Step #1: set equation equal to zero

Step #2: ​simplify for smaller numbers

Step #3: move new "c" value on opposite side of "=" sign

Step #4: divide "b" into two equal alike values

Step #5: place value inside 2 pairs of parentheses (x-1)(x-1)

​Step #6: square the value inside double parentheses also placing it next to "c" with + or - sign to indicate addition or subtraction

Step #7: rewrite the double set of parentheses as only 1 set then square it (x-1)2

Step #8: add/subtract values on right of​ "=" sign

Step #9: square root both sides taking away the squared exponent

Step #10: make value on right side of "=" sign a +/- value

Step #11: add /subtract the left side value to the right setting the equation to x=

Step #12: add and subtract the left and right value​ to get two answers of 4 and -2

Explanation

4x2 - 8x = 32​

KEY NOTES

  • ​must equal zero

  • 2 answers

  • reduce/ simplify if possible​

Example

​2-5 Completing the Square

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Step #1: ​identify your a, b, and c value

Step #2: plug values into formula including "+" and "-" signs​ to indicate whether the value is positive or negative

Step #3: solve and ensure ​everything is divided by 2a

Step #4: the result should be 2 "x" values​ of 5 and -3.

Explanation

​2x2 - 4x - 30 = 0

KEY NOTES

  • must know a, b, and c value

  • x=-b +/- √​b2 - 4ac / 2a

  • must be set equal to zero​

Example

​2-6 The Quadratic Formula

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​Step #1: factor

Step #2: set factored values to zero

Step #3: Results should be 2 solutions of -5 and 4 with -5 being the only true solution as -5<​0

Explanation

​x2 + x - 20 < 0

KEY POINTS

  • must be set to zero on one side usually the right

Example

​2-7 Quadratic Inequalities

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​Step #1: set both equations equal to each other

Step #2: move equation to one side of "=" sign to equal zero

Step #3: factor (can complete the square or do quadratic formula as well)

Step #4: set each new equation ​to "y="

Step #5: this results in 2 answers of 5 and -3​

Explanation

​Find the following that represents all solutions to (x,y) to the system of equations shown

2y + 6 = x

y2 - 9 = x

KEY POINTS

  • set equal to each other then equal to zero

Example

​2-8 Systems Involving Quadratic Equations and Inequalities

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