Lesson 3 Building the Perfect Square Develop Understanding

Ready

Find the -intercept and the -intercept, then graph the equation.

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-intercept:

-intercept:

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-intercept:

-intercept:

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-intercept:

-intercept:

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Set

Rewrite each expression as an equivalent trinomial.

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Write a rule for finding the coefficient, , of standard form, , when multiplying and combining like terms for an expression in the format .

In problems 9–14,

  1. Fill in the number that creates a perfect square.

  2. Then, write the trinomial as the square of a binomial.

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Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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b.

Square of a binomial:

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b.

Square of a binomial:

In problems 15–23,

  1. Find the value of that will make a perfect square trinomial.

  2. Then, write the trinomial as the square of a binomial.

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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b.

Square of a binomial:

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b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

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a.

b.

Square of a binomial:

Go

Each of the equations below has just one intercept; find it and state whether it’s an - or -intercept.

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