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Rachelle Ebanks
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Expanding Quadratics
From Factored Form to Standard Form

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Quadratic Graph
The graph of a quadratic is called a PARABOLA. (Puh-Ra-buh-lah)
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Quadratic Equations
Quadratic equations come in three forms: standard, vertex, and factored
Standard Form: ax2 +bx + c
Factored Form: a(x-p)(x-q)
Vertex Form: a(x-h)2 + k
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Factored Form
The word factor in math is focused on multiplication.
If you multiply two linear expressions together, you get a quadratic.
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Transforming Quadratics
You can use the distributive property and multiply the two linear expressions to get standard form.
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Expanding Quadratics
There are 2 methods in this lesson: multiplying with the area model or multiplying with arrows.
Expanding Quadratics
From Factored Form to Standard Form

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