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AlgebraNation.com Name ___________________________________________________ Date___________________ Quadratic Functions – Part 1 Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring Independent Practice 1. Solve ! " + 13! + 42 = 0 by factoring. 2. Solve * " − 8* − 33 = 0 by factoring. 3. Mario is constructing a frame for a 10 in. by 8 in. photo. He wants the frame to be the same width all the way around and the total area of the frame and photo to be 120 square inches. What is the dimension of the frame? 4. A function is shown. - . =. " + 2. − 35 One of the zeros of the function is . = −7. What is the other zero of the function? wt7 Oauowt6 o t t 6 6 wtf wt6 O w 7 who W 7 and w 6 Gt3 CV 111 0 V 3 V H CVt3 O tell c 801 36 4 2 120 0 4 2 364 4 o o 41 1 Atto _O x X 5 Cxt7y 0

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Name ___________________________________________________ Date___________________ Quadratic Functions – Part 1 Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring Independent Practice 1. Solve !" + 13! + 42 = 0 by factoring.

2. Solve *" − 8* − 33 = 0 by factoring.

3. Mario is constructing a frame for a 10 in. by 8 in. photo. He wants the frame to be the same width all the way around and the total area of the frame and photo to be 120 square inches. What is the dimension of the frame?

4. A function is shown. - . = ." + 2. − 35 One of the zeros of the function is . = −7. What is the other zero of the function?

wt7 Oauowt6 ot t 6 6

wtf wt6 O w 7 who

W 7 and w 6

Gt3 CV 111 0

V 3 V H CVt3 O

tell

c801 36 4 2 120 0

42 364 4

o o

41 1 Atto _Ox

X 5 Cxt7y0

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5. Gabe drops a hammer from an apartment that is 30 meters above the

ground. The height of the hammer from the ground (in meters), ℎ, after 2 seconds is modeled by the function shown.

ℎ 2 = −2" − 2 + 30 Find the number of seconds it will take for the hammer to hit the ground. A0 B 5 C 10 D 30

6. Fill in the missing portions of the function to rewrite - . = 2." + 14. + 24to reveal the zeros of the function. What are the zeros of -(.)? Enter your answers in the boxes:

6 . = 2(.+)(.+)

Zeros: and

7. Which of the following quadratic equations has the solution set −20, 9 ?

□ ." − 9. + 20 = 0

□ ." − 11. + 180 = 0

□ ." + 11. − 180 = 0

□ . + 20 . − 9 = 0

□ . − 20 . + 9 = 0

□ . − 5 . − 4 = 0

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EEE 1 30 0 f 5audfITE 30 0

Etf CE 5

FSA3 4 X77xtl2

11 3 y2CXt3 CXt4

0X X 5 ex y

I 20 and 9

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