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OAT Lesson 24: Quadratic Equations

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Lesson Synthesis: - (5 min)

Today you learned about a new kind of function called a quadratic.

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Develop Understanding

Today's Learning Goal: (G6, U6, L6)

  • Explain (orally) how to create and solve an equation that represents a situation with an unknown amount.

  • Write an expression with a variable to generalize the relationship between quantities in a situation.

Today's Materials:

  • Laptop

  • Laptop charger

  • Pen/Pencil/Paper/Expo Marker (optional)

Please complete the Jump Start (activator). You have 5 minutes before we review. This is independent it should be silent.

Reminders:

1. Ready for class

2. No cellphones

3. Volume must be low.

4. Read and follow all directions

5.) Take your bag off and immediately begin the Activator.

JUMP START: Algebra Talk: Positive Solutions - ( 5min)

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Launch: Intro to quadratic Equations - (10 min)

I do (question

We do (question

You do (question)

Definition: a quadratic equation is an equation in which the highest degree of its variable is 2.

The inverse of a square x^2 is square root(x)

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Solve for x:

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Solve for x:

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Activity 1: Graph it on Desmos

For this activity we'll experiment manipulating the quadratic equations on desmos.

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Graph the function below:

Create a slider for "a" between -1 and 1

Explain what is happening?

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Graph the function below:

y=x^2+a

Create a silder for "a"

What shape does the graph make?

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Graph the function below:

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Create a slider for "a"

What shape does the graph make?

Activity 2: Standard Form

When given a quadratic equation in the form:

where a, b, c are constants. We can use a method called Factoring to make this quadratic into linear equations.

Factoring method looks like this:

c = m*n and b= m+n.

We can also use this method to solve for a quadratic if its given to us in the form:

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Factor Completely:

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What is the highest degree?

How do you find the coefficient b?

How do you find the coefficient c?

Where do you find quadratic equations?

Cool Down: Squares and Squares Roots - (5 min)

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Solve for x:

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Factor Completely:

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Solve for x:

Closure Questions:

What is a quadratic?

What is the inverse of a square?

What is a another name for a square root?

What is the method you learned today?

What is the shape that quadratic equation makes?

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Solve for x:

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Solve for x:

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Factor Completely:

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Solve for x:

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Solve for x:

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Solve for x: