The video tutorial covers determining real and non-real solutions of quadratic equations using graphs. It explains how to create equations with no real solutions and solve quadratic equations with imaginary solutions using the quadratic formula. The tutorial also demonstrates writing quadratic equations that result in non-real solutions and compares different solutions to verify equivalence.

What does the number of times a graph crosses the x-axis indicate about the solutions of a quadratic equation?

• The number of real solutions

• The number of imaginary solutions

• The number of complex solutions

• The number of rational solutions

If a quadratic graph does not intersect the x-axis, what type of solutions does it have?

• No solutions

• Two non-real solutions

• One real solution

• Two real solutions

What is the condition for a quadratic equation to have no real solutions?

• The discriminant is a perfect square

• The discriminant is negative

• The discriminant is zero

• The discriminant is positive

Which method can be used to solve a quadratic equation with non-real solutions?

• Quadratic formula

• Graphing

• Completing the square

• Factoring

How can you write a quadratic equation that has two non-real solutions?

• Ensure the discriminant is a perfect square

• Ensure the discriminant is positive

• Ensure the discriminant is zero

• Ensure the discriminant is negative

What is the result of the quadratic formula when the discriminant is zero?

• No solutions

• Two non-real solutions

• One real solution

• Two distinct real solutions

How can you verify if two different solutions to a quadratic equation are equivalent?

• By comparing their discriminants

• By simplifying both solutions to the same form

• By ensuring they have the same roots

• By checking if they have the same coefficients