What is standard form of a quadratic

The video tutorial begins by discussing linear equations, focusing on familiar forms like slope-intercept and point-slope, and introduces the lesser-used standard form. It then transitions to quadratic equations, explaining their standard form and components, such as linear and square terms, and constants. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of coefficients being real numbers and the condition that the coefficient 'a' cannot be zero to maintain the quadratic nature of the equation.

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