quadratics
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- noun
- /kwɑːˈdrætɪks/
- Specialized
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cuadráticas
- You give me a problem involving quadratics and I can solve them in a flash.
And if you need help learning how to factor quadratics, that is a whole other topic.
- And if you need help learning how to factor quadratics, that is a whole other topic.
- So that's your answer for how to factor this quadratic.
- So whenever you have quadratics, you have to have a S + B.
Examples
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Understanding quadratics is essential for solving complex mathematical problems.
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So whenever you have quadratics, you have to have a S + B.
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And if you need help learning how to factor quadratics, that is a whole other topic.
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And what we, the only thing that we have talked about is graphing quadratics in vertex form, right?
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Man, we love quadratics.
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So if you move all the terms over to one side, you can put the quadratics into a form that can be factored allowing that side of the equation to equal zero.
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In my algebra class, we are currently studying quadratics and how to solve them.
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To find the roots of quadratics, we often use methods like factoring or completing the square.
Synonyms
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An equation where the unknown number is multiplied by itself, for example ax² + bx + c = 0
A math expression with x squared, x, and a number where the x squared part is not zero
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Quadratics comes from the Latin root quadr- meaning 'four' or 'square'. A quadratic equation has a number multiplied by itself (like x squared), so the name reminds us it is about 'squares'.