Month: October 2021

For this week of Pre-Calculus 11, I learned about quadratic functions and its properties, and how we can graph them. The simplest form of a quadratic function, or the parent function, is written as y = x^2 or f(x) = x^2.

For this week of Pre-Calculus 11, I learned about how to use the Quadratic Formula to solve quadratic equations. In math, using a formula often makes equations very easy to solve, as seen with the Pythagorean Theorem, or even your

For this week of Pre-Calculus 11, I learned about solving quadratic equations. Quadratic equations are usually a trinomial or a factored form of a trinomial, that is equivalent to 0. In these types of equations, we aren’t only trying to

For this week of Pre-Calculus 11, I learned about a work-around for factoring a trinomial that includes a coefficient in every term. I recall that I was able to factor most trinomials easily, because all the terms had something in

For this week of Pre-Calculus 11, I learned about rationalizing and conjugating denominators with an irrational root. Rationalizing a denominator is when you multiply the original fraction with a new fraction that uses the same denominator as both the new