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Polynomials
Factorising quadratics by sum and product {part 1}

Polynomials
Quadratics​
  • Factorising by sum and product {part 1}
  • Factorising by sum and product {part 2}
  • Factorising by cross method {part 1}
  • Factorising by cross method {part 2}
  • Solving quadratics: by factorisation
  • Solving quadratics: by completing the square
  • Solving quadratics: the quadratic formula
  • The discriminant
  • Sketching quadratics from factorised form
  • Sketching quadratics from vertex form {part 1}
  • Sketching quadratics from vertex form {part 2}
  • Sketching quadratics by completing the square
  • Sketching quadratics from general form
  • Finding the quadratic function from its graph {part 1}
  • Finding the quadratic function from its graph {part 2}
  • Finding the quadratic function from its graph {part 3}
  • Finding where functions meet
Student Questions
  • Sketching quadratics by completing the square
  • Where functions meet​
Cubics and Quartics
  • Polynomial equality (equating coefficients)
  • Factorising cubic polynomials
  • Solving cubic polynomials
  • Sketching cubic functions
  • Finding cubic functions from its graph
  • Sketching quartic functions
  • ​Finding quartic functions from its graph​
When factorising quadratic trinomials where a=1, we can use a process known as the sum and product method, where we look for a pair of numbers with a sum of the coefficient of x, and a product of the constant.

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