A quadratic is a polynomial of degree 2. There are different forms to represent this second degree polynomial: standard form, factored form and vector form. Depending on a particular problem, a different form will be more or less advantageous to use.
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Quadratics are polynomials of degree 2. These polynomials have some interesting properties. There are quadratics with special structures such as perfect squares and differences of squares. Many quadratics can be factors and we will be looking at how to factor different quadratics. Here we are introducing you to quadratics and how to factor “nice” quadratics.
Two lines on the Cartesian plane are either parallel or intersecting. If lines are intersecting, we want to find where they cross or their point of intersection.
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