Members:
Lily
Rebeca
Irene
Ashley
Nathaly
Problem 7 ( Week 9/7): 15v^2+17v+4
Context:
Factoring , Polynomials , Exponents and Addition
Observations:
- There are 3 terms
- An exponent of 2 appears
- Addition appears
- The variable V appears
- A quadratic equation in ax^2+bx+c=0 format appears
- All terms are positive
- This is a degree 2 equation
- The leading coefficient is 15
- This equation is a trinomial
- This equation only has 1 constant
Questions:
- What is the leading coefficient?
- What is the highest degree?
- Do I start with the larger term when simplifying?
- Do I start by using the quadratic formula?
- Do we simplify the exponent?
- Can we combine like terms?
- Will we have to use PEMDAS to solve this equation?
- Will we have to use the FOIL method in this equation?
- Do I have to make this equation equal 0 first?
- Will our final answer be a fraction after simplifying?
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