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Completing the Square Solving Quadratics By Completing the Square Part 2 Must be a perfect Square

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Completing the Square. Solving Quadratics By Completing the Square Part 2. Must be a perfect Square. Perfect Square On One side. Review Solve for x. Take Square Root of BOTH SIDES. When you take the square root, You MUST consider the Positive and Negative answers. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Completing the Square

Completing the Square

Solving Quadratics By

Completing the SquarePart 2Must be a

perfectSquare

Page 2: Completing the Square

2( 5) 64x 5 8x

When you take the square root, You MUST consider the Positive and Negative answers.

5 8x 5 8x 5 5

13x 5 5

3x

PerfectSquare

On One side

Take Square Root

ofBOTH SIDES

2 ( 5) 64x

Page 3: Completing the Square

PerfectSquare

On One side

Take Square Root

ofBOTH SIDES

But what happens if you DON’T have a perfect square on one side…….

You make it a Perfect Square

Use the relations on next slide…

Page 4: Completing the Square

2( 6)x ( 2 ) To expand a perfect square binomial:

2 12 36x x 6x 26

We can use these relations to find the missing term….To make it a perfect square trinomial that can be factored into a perfect square binomial.

2 _ _12 _x x 12 2 6 626 36

36

2x

Page 5: Completing the Square

Take ½ middle term

Then square it

The resulting trinomial is called a perfect square trinomial,

which can be factored into a perfect square binomial.

2 _ _18 _ _x x

18 2 92(9) 81

81 2( 9)x

Page 6: Completing the Square

1. 2 12 0x x

1. Make one side a perfect square

2. Add a blank to both sides

3. Divide “b” by 2

4. Square that answer.

5. Add it to both sides

6. Factor 1st side

7. Square root both sides

8. Solve for x

2 0x x ___ ___ 12 2 6

2(6) 36

36 362( 6)x 362( 6) 36x 6 6x

6 6x 6 6x 6 6

12x 6 6

0x

12

Page 7: Completing the Square

Factor this Perfect square trinomial2 12 36x x

What is the

Square root

of x2

2( )x

Bring dow

n sign

6W

hat is the S

quare root of 36

2( 6)x

Page 8: Completing the Square

2. 2 8 0x x

1. Move constant to other side.

2. Add a blank to both sides

3. Divide “b” by 2

4. Square that answer.

5. Add it to both sides

6. Factor 1st side

7. Square root both sides

8. Solve for x

2 8x x ___ ___6 2 3

2(3) 9

9 92( 3)x 12( 3) 1x

3 1x 3 1x 3 1x 3 3

4x 3 3

2x

6

6

Page 9: Completing the Square

Factor this Perfect square trinomial2 6 9x x

What is the

Square root

of x2

2( )x

Bring dow

n sign

3W

hat is the S

quare root of 9

2( 3)x

Page 10: Completing the Square

3. 2 8 84 0x x

1. Move constant to other side.

2. Add a blank to both sides

3. Divide “b” by 2

4. Square that answer.

5. Add it to both sides

6. Factor 1st side

7. Square root both sides

8. Solve for x

2 84x x ___ ___8 2 4

2(4) 1616 16

2( 4)x 1002( 4) 100x

4 10x 4 10x 4 10x 4 4

14x 4 4

6x

8

Page 11: Completing the Square

Factor this Perfect square trinomial2 8 16x x

What is the

Square root

of x2

2( )x

Bring dow

n sign

4W

hat is the S

quare root of 9

2( 4)x

Page 12: Completing the Square

4. 2 2 15 0x x

1. Move constant to other side.

2. Add a blank to both sides

3. Divide “b” by 2

4. Square that answer.

5. Add it to both sides

6. Factor 1st side

7. Square root both sides

8. Solve for x

2 15x x ___ ___2 2 1

2(1) 11 1

2( 1)x 162( 1) 16x

1 4x 1 4x 1 4x 1 1

3x 1 1

5x

2

Page 13: Completing the Square

Factor this Perfect square trinomial2 2 1x x

What is the

Square root

of x2

2( )x

Bring dow

n sign

1W

hat is the S

quare root of 9

2( 1)x

Page 14: Completing the Square

Steps to solve Quadratics by completing the square:

Move the constant to side by itself. Make the side (w/variables) a perfect square by

adding a certain number to both sides. To calculate this number

– Divide “b” (middle term) by 2– Then square that answer

Take the square root of both sides of eq Then solve for x

Page 15: Completing the Square

In a perfect square, there is a relationship between the coefficient of the middle term and the constant term.

2( 7)x

7 1 (14)2

27 49

2 14 49x x

7