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    This document provides examples of expressing quadratic equations in standard form. It first has students express quadratic equations in standard form. It then has students identify the a, b, and c values of equations written in general quadratic form. Finally, it asks students to identify which equations are and are not in standard form. The document uses quadratic equations as examples to teach students how to write equations in standard form and identify the a, b, and c coefficients of general quadratic equations.

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    This document provides examples of expressing quadratic equations in standard form. It first has students express quadratic equations in standard form. It then has students identify the a, b, and c values of equations written in general quadratic form. Finally, it asks students to identify which equations are and are not in standard form. The document uses quadratic equations as examples to teach students how to write equations in standard form and identify the a, b, and c coefficients of general quadratic equations.

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    Rewriting Quadratic Equation Into Standard Form

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    Quadratic Equation | Standard Form


    A) Express each quadratic equation in standard form.
    1) 4(1 + 4 ) = ( – 7) 2) (–18 + 9 ) – 14 = – 1

    3) 17 + 2 2 – 9 = 17 – 3 4) 11 + 12 2 = 10 – 15

    B) Express the given equation in standard form( 2+ + = 0).


    Identify the values of , , .
    1) 3 2 – 4 = 2 – 9 2) 2(2 – 5) = –4 ( – 1)

    = , = , = = , = , =

    C) 1) Which of the following quadratic equations is not in standard form?

    i) 5 ² + 12 + 9 = 0 ii) 12 ² + 9 + 5 = 0 iii) 9 ² = 12 + 5

    2) Which of the following quadratic equations is in standard form?

    i) 8 ² – 7 – 20 = 0 ii) 20 + 8 = –7 ² iii) 7 + 20 ² = 8

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    Quadratic Equation | Standard Form


           

    A) Express each quadratic equation in standard form.


    1) 4(1 + 4 ) = ( – 7) 2) (–18 + 9 ) – 14 = – 1

    ² – 23 – 4 = 0 9 ² – 18 – 13 = 0

    3) 17 + 2 2 – 9 = 17 – 3 4) 11 + 12 2 = 10 – 15

    2 ²–6 =0 12 ² + 15 + 1 = 0

    B) Express the given equation in standard form( 2+ + = 0).


    Identify the values of , , .
    1) 3 2 – 4 = 2 – 9 2) 2(2 – 5) = –4 ( – 1)

    3 2−2 +5=0 4 2 − 10 = 0

    = 3 , = −2 , = 5 = 4 , = 0 , = −10

    C) 1) Which of the following quadratic equations is not in standard form?

    i) 5 ² + 12 + 9 = 0 ii) 12 ² + 9 + 5 = 0 iii) 9 ² = 12 + 5

    2) Which of the following quadratic equations is in standard form?

    i) 8 ² – 7 – 20 = 0 ii) 20 + 8 = –7 ² iii) 7 + 20 ² = 8

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