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Discriminant classification exam question

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Find alpha squared plus beta squared using sum and product

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Structured question: solve a quadratic inequality and state the range

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Explain back: completing the square when the coefficient of x squared is not one

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Explain Back: The zero product rule, and why it works

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Spot My Mistake: Solving a quadratic that must be rearranged before factorising

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Explain Back: An answer left in surd form after completing the square

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Worked Example: Substituting a, b and c into the quadratic formula correctly

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Explain Back: Leaving the roots of a quadratic in surd form

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Spot My Mistake: What the formula gives when the discriminant is nought

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Quiz: Finding the sum and the product without solving the equation

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Explain Back: Finding a missing coefficient from a stated sum of roots

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Worked Example: The identity linking alpha squared plus beta squared to the sum and product

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Explain Back: The value of alpha minus beta, all squared

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Worked Example: Substituting into the quadratic and tidying up

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Explain Back: Writing the answers as ordered pairs

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Spot My Mistake: A pair with equal roots, meaning one solution only

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Worked Example: The discriminant used as the test for intersection

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Explain Back: Evaluating P of 2 for a given polynomial

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Explain Back: A division that leaves a constant remainder

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