Solving Quadratic Equations by Completing the Square pt 2 of 2

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In this second part of this tutorial series, I list the steps in completing the square in order to solve a quadratic equation.

I also demonstrate how to solve a quadratic equation with a quadratic coefficient equal to 1.

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  • how can we solve these questions...using completing the square method

    lmx^2 + (m^2 -ln) x - mn = 0

    (p+q) z^2 + (p+2q+r) z + (q+r) = 0

  • @wakiani

    we can't - there are too many unknowns

  • Cool Cameron!

    understood everything, except the (b/2)² part

  • @GabrielZamoraMoreno

    I suggest you watch part 1 of this series, as I go into more detail in that video.

    Basically, 'b' is the coeffcient on the linear term once you have divided through by 'A' which is the quadratic coefficient.

    There will be more videos that go over more basic points - and they will be orgranized into specific playlists once there are more up. At the moment I am just putting out the videos as I make them (not in a particular order).

    Thanks for watching !!

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