WorksheetsSOLVING QUADRATICS REVIEW
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 19mins
Simplify 384
3 7
6 5
8 6
2 3
128 Simplify
2 7
8 2
8
6 2
4−2i9 Simplify
1014+7i
1018+9i
512+6i
527+9i
9+734 Simplify
83−8+73
3−84+493
33−18+143
111−36+323
5x4+80x3+315x2
FACTOR COMPLETELY.
5(x+7)(x−9)
5x2(x+7)(x−9)
Not factorable.
5x2(x+7)(x+9)
n3+11n2+28n
n(n+7)(n+4)
n(n+10)
(n+28)(n+1)
n(n+2)(n+14)
Factor completely. 16a2−24a+9
(4a+3)(4a−3)
(−4a−3)(4a−3)
(3a−5)2
(4a−3)2
25x2−1 Factor completely.
(25m+1)2
(5m−1)2
(5m+1)(5m−1)
(m+3)(m−3)
3k2−8k
Factor completely.
(3k+7)(k+2)
k(3k+8)
k(3k−8)
(5k−7)(k−2)
8v2+23v−36
Factor completely.
(v−4)(8v+9)
4(2v+1)(v+9)
2(4v+1)(v−18)
(v+4)(8v−9)
Solve by factoring.
v2=−1−2v
{5,−6}
{−1,−7}
{−1,1}
{−1}
Solve by factoring.
4n2=−12n+112
{7,8}
{6,−8}
{3,−4}
{−7,4}
Solve by factoring.
5m2=22m−21
{58, 3}
{54, 4}
{57, 3}
{−21, 1}
Solve by factoring.
6n2=5n+6
{23, −32}
{76, 32}
{−23, 32}
{−83, 8}
Solve by taking square roots.
4n2−2=146
{103, −103}
{2i42, −2i42}
{37, −37}
{2i46}
9x2+3=84 Solve by taking square roots.
{3,−3}
{33,−33}
{3i111, −3i111}
{47, −47}
Find the value c that completes the square and then rewrite as a perfect square.
a2+36a+c
18; (a+18)2
16; (a−4)2
121; (a−11)2
324; (a+18)2
Find the value c that completes the square and then rewrite as a perfect square.
m2+26m+c
9; (m+3)2
64; (m+8)2
676; (m+13)2
169; (m+13)2
Solve by completing the square.
x2+20x−73=2
{4+67, 4−67}
{−10+57, −10−57}
{24, −4}
{−8, −12}
Solve by completing the square.
x2−8x−23=10
{8+97, 8−97}
{2, −22}
{11, −3}
{1+37, 1−37}
Solve by completing the square.
3x2−18x−81=0
{5−10+430, 5−10−430}
{9, −3}
{1, −3}
{4, −2}
Solve by completing the square.
2k2−16k−94=2
{8+47, 8−47}
{4−4+138, 4−4−138}
{3, −1}
{12, −4}
Find the discriminant then state the number and type of solutions.
3a2−2a=7
73; two real solutions
88; two real solutions
-80; two imaginary solutions
-80; one real solution
Find the discriminant then state the number and type of solutions.
−v2−6v−14=−5
0; one real solution
72; two real solutions
0; two imaginary solutions
0; two real solution
Solve using the Quadratic Formula.
10n2+7=−9n
{5i65, −5i65}
{2−9+53, 2−9−53}
{209+i199, 209−i199}
{565, −565}
Solve using the Quadratic Formula.
10n2=−3
{−2+i2, −2−i2}
{5−1+i14, 5−1−14}
{10i30, −10i30}
{51+i14, 51−i14}
Simplify.
−8+(−2+6i)−(4i)
−10−10i
−6−10i
−6+2i
−10+2i
Simplify.
(1−6i)+(6+7i)
−7+i
−5+i
7+13i
7+i
(6−7i)(−7−i)
−42+49i
35+55i
−35+55i
−49+43i
(4+8i)2
−48−64i
−48+64i
144
196
1+6i6
376−36i
53−6i
10−3−9i
373−18i
8+7i1−5i
113−40i−35
149−25−57i
113−27−47i
141−5i
You have a rectangular garden that measures 42 feet by 8 feet. You wan to double the area of the garden by expanding the length and width as shown. Find x.
12
6
3
2
The height y in feet of a baseball t seconds after it is hit is given by the function
y=−16t2+96t+3
Find the maximum height of the ball.
3
6.03
147
152
Use the launched object function.
−16t2+v0t+h0
A ball thrown to your friend leaves your hand 6 feet above the ground and has an initial velocity of 40 feet per second. How long does it take to reach its maximum height? What is the maximum height of the ball?
1.25 seconds; 31 feet
2.55 seconds; 31 feet
Use the launched object function.
−16t2+v0t+h0
A ball thrown to your friend leaves your hand 6 feet above the ground and has an initial velocity of 40 feet per second. Your friend catches the ball when it is 4 feet off the ground. How long is the ball in the air (until your friend catches it)?
1.55 seconds
2.55 seconds
