The Quadratic Formula: Complete the equation

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Question 1

What does \( \square \) need to be so that the equation below has no solution?

\( 4x^2+5x+\square=0 \)

Question 2

Complete the equation so that it has only one solution and then solve.

\( \square x^2+3x-2=0 \)

Question 3

Look at the following equation:

\( 7x^2+\square x+2=0 \)

Fill in the blank so that one of the solutions to the equation is -1.

Examples with solutions for The Quadratic Formula: Complete the equation

Exercise #1

What does □ \square need to be so that the equation below has no solution?

4x2+5x+□=0 4x^2+5x+\square=0

Video Solution

Answer

\frac{25}{16}< C

Exercise #2

Complete the equation so that it has only one solution and then solve.

□x2+3x−2=0 \square x^2+3x-2=0

Video Solution

Answer

x=43 x=\frac{4}{3} , □=−98 \square=-\frac{9}{8}

Exercise #3

Look at the following equation:

7x2+□x+2=0 7x^2+\square x+2=0

Fill in the blank so that one of the solutions to the equation is -1.

Video Solution

Answer

9