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    Lesson 2 - HW 2

    A. Multiple Choices.

    1. What is the maximum number of solutions of a quadratic equation?

                a. 1                              b. 2                              c. 5                              d. 10

    2. What property illustrates that if x2 = a, then x = a and x = -a?

                a. addition property of equality                  c. multiplication property of equality

                b. distributive property                                d. square root property

    3. Which of the following is not a perfect square number?

                a. 1                              b. 4                              c. 8                              d. 9

    4. What is the square root of -4?

                a. -2                            b. -2i                           c. 2                              d. -2i

    5. Which quadratic equation has no real solution?

                a. x2 = 0                      b. x2 = 1                     c. x2 = 2                      d. x2 + 4 = 0

    Submitted by: Mathew Jendrick Garol, 9-HT


    Submitted to: Mr. Leonardo Cerdena, III
    Lesson 2 - HW 2
    B.  Solve the following equations by extracting the roots.

    6.         c2 = 16 c = {-4,4}

    7.         3h2 = 27 h = {-3,3}

    8.         e2 – 100 = 0 e = {-10,10}

    9.         3x2 – 12 = 0 x = {-2,2}

    10.       98 – 2k2 = 0 k = {-7,7}

    11.       (s + 2)2 = 1 s = {-3,-1}

    12.       4(k – 3)2 = 100 k = {-2,8}

    13.       3(2d + 1)2 – 1 = 2 d = {-1,0}

    14.       2y2 – 11 = 39 y = {-5,5}

    15.       4v2 + 3 = 19 v = {-2,2}

    16.       5t2 – 144 = 4t2 t = {-12,12}

    17.       6 – 3v2  = -2v2 + 5 v = {-1,1}

    18.       5w2 – 70 = 3w2 + 2 w = {-6,6}

    19.       (x – 5)2 = 418. Not a Perfect Square

    20.       2(j – 5)2 + 7 = 57 j = {0,10}

    Submitted by: Mathew Jendrick Garol, 9-HT


    Submitted to: Mr. Leonardo Cerdena, III

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