7.1B Practice - Solving Quadratic Equations by Graphing

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.

Tags

TEKS.MATH.2A.4F

TEKS.MATH.P.5J

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.

Answer explanation

Use the equal sign to split the equation into two separate equations, as shown in the picture.

There are two points where the lines intersect.

The solutions are the x-values of those intersection points.