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1. Find the coefficients
[TRANSLATED] To find the coefficients, use the standard form of a quadratic equation:
Coefficient
Coefficient
Coefficient
2. Find two numbers whose product equals and sum equals
Find the factors whose product equals coefficient multiplied by coefficient :
coefficient ∙ coefficient = ∙ =
List the factors of :
Because the product of coefficient and coefficient equals a negative number one factor needs to be positive and the other one negative.
Dans la liste des facteurs, trouvez une paire dont la somme est égale au coefficient .
Coefficient =
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Lo encontró - este par resuelve el problema:
The product of and equals coefficient multiplied by coefficient and their sum equals coefficient .
3. Split the middle term of the equation
Réécrivez le terme du milieu en utilisant et :
4. Factor by grouping
Factoriza los primeros dos términos y los dos últimos por separado:
Factoriza el primer término:
Factoriza el segundo término:
Factoriza el factor común máximo de cada grupo:
The factors of are and .
5. Find the roots of the quadratic equation
If
∙
Then
and/or
Solve each factor for :
Factor 1:
Factor 2:
6. Graph
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