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Forming Quadratic Equations and Inequalities

The document provides examples and practice problems for forming quadratic equations from given roots. Example 3 shows how to form a quadratic equation from roots of 3 and -5. Example 4 shows how to form equations from roots that are sums or products of the original roots. Practice problem 2 asks to find the values of p and q given that a quadratic equation has roots of -3 and 6. The remaining practice problems ask to form new quadratic equations from given roots. The document then discusses methods for solving quadratic inequalities, including graph sketching, using a number line, and using a table. An example inequality is given.

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Forming Quadratic Equations and Inequalities

The document provides examples and practice problems for forming quadratic equations from given roots. Example 3 shows how to form a quadratic equation from roots of 3 and -5. Example 4 shows how to form equations from roots that are sums or products of the original roots. Practice problem 2 asks to find the values of p and q given that a quadratic equation has roots of -3 and 6. The remaining practice problems ask to form new quadratic equations from given roots. The document then discusses methods for solving quadratic inequalities, including graph sketching, using a number line, and using a table. An example inequality is given.

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Example 3

Form a quadratic equation with roots 3 and -5.


Sum of root & product of root method: Alternative method:

Example 4
If  and  are roots of the quadratic equation 2 x 2  x  4 , form a quadratic equation with the following roots.
  3,   3 2 , 2   2,  2

Practice 2.2
1. Form quadratic equations which have the following roots.
2 and 6 -1 and 4 -4 and -7 1
and -5
5

2. The quadratic equations x 2   p  5x  2q  0 has roots of -3 and 6. Find the value of p and of q.

3. If  and  are the roots of the quadratic equation 5 x 2  10 x  9  0 , form quadratic equations with the following
roots.
  2 and   2 5 and 5   1 and   1  
and
3 3

3
4. If  and  are the roots of the quadratic equation 2 x 2  5 x  1 , form quadratic equations with the following roots.
1 1  1 1  2 and  2  
and     and   and
       

5. A quadratic equation 2 x 2  6 x  3 has two roots p and q. Find the quadratic equations with roots p 2 q and pq 2 .

C. Solving Quadratic Inequalities


Methods:
a) Graph sketching method
b) Number line method
c) Table method

For a quadratic equation in the form of


x  a x  b   0 , where a < b,
(a) If x  a x  b   0 , then x < a or x > b,
(b) If x  a x  b   0 , then a < x < b.

Example 5
Find the range of values of x for the quadratic inequality 2 x  1x  4   x  4 by using
Graph sketching method Number line method Table method

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