Quadratic equations have various real life applications. Some examples of this are: Engineers need to use them to design automobiles and sound systems. Businesses can use quadratic equations to calculate profits. In agriculture, quadratic equations are often used to divide up the area and figure out where to plant crops most efficiently.

Calculating a product backwards. For example 6 can be factorized as 2 times 3.

An equation that can be written in the form 

where the coefficient a is not equal to 0

The number in front of a variable or product of variables, showing how many you have of that variable or product of variables

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Definition

Using the Quadratic Formula

Solving Unorganized Equations

Positive Discriminant

Discriminant Is 0

Negative Discriminant

Coefficient b is 0

Coefficient c Equals 0

Quadratic Equations

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