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    The document discusses solving quadratic equations by extracting square roots. It provides examples of solving equations in the form x^2 = k, where k is a positive number, by taking the square root of both sides of the equation. For equations like x^2 = 64, the solution is obtained by taking the square root of 64 to get x = 8. Guidelines are provided for solving quadratic equations in simplest form by extracting square roots, including how many solutions exist depending on if k is positive, zero, or negative.

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    The document discusses solving quadratic equations by extracting square roots. It provides examples of solving equations in the form x^2 = k, where k is a positive number, by taking the square root of both sides of the equation. For equations like x^2 = 64, the solution is obtained by taking the square root of 64 to get x = 8. Guidelines are provided for solving quadratic equations in simplest form by extracting square roots, including how many solutions exist depending on if k is positive, zero, or negative.

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    Math9 June 11-13

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    Angelo Morcilla Tiquio
    The document discusses solving quadratic equations by extracting square roots. It provides examples of solving equations in the form x^2 = k, where k is a positive number, by taking the square root of both sides of the equation. For equations like x^2 = 64, the solution is obtained by taking the square root of 64 to get x = 8. Guidelines are provided for solving quadratic equations in simplest form by extracting square roots, including how many solutions exist depending on if k is positive, zero, or negative.

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    Objectives:

    At the end of discussion you should


    be able to:
    • Express quadratic equation in the
    form x2 = k
    • Solve quadratic equations by
    extracting square roots
    • Appreciate the importance of solving
    quadratic equations by extracting
    square roots.
    Square It
    Find the square of the following terms.
    Match Column A with Column B
    Column A Column B
    1. 5 A. 144
    2. 4 B. 25
    3. 10 C. 81
    4. 9 D. 16
    5. 12 E. 100
    F. 18
    Find my Square Root!
    Find the square root of the following:
    1.√25 5
    2.√16 4

    3.- √100 -10

    4.√81 9
    5.+/- √144 +/-12
    Let’s Solve It 
    During the planning of the
    acquaintance party
    Since the area at
    of aDon Julio
    Leviste MNHS
    square Multi
    is A=s2,Purpose
    (s Gym
    stands for side) sq.
    headed by the SSG, they
    rt of 64 is equal to
    thought of
    covering the center 8ofisthe stage with
    8. Therefore
    red carpet.theThe carpet
    measure of is a square
    each side 2
    with an area of 64 m . What is the
    length of the side of the carpet?
    • Equations such as x2 = 9, x2 = 16, and
    x2 = 21 are the simplest forms of
    quadratic equations.
    • In the problem above, if we let x be the
    length of the side of the square carpet,
    then the equation x2 = 64 represents
    the problem. To solve this equation,
    we extract the square roots of both
    sides. Hence, we get
    Guidelines
    1. What is the simplest form of the
    given equation?
    2. How do you get the solution of
    the equation?
    3. How many solutions/roots does
    the equation x2 = k have if k>0?
    k=0? k<0?
    Group Activity Standards

    M – aintain orderliness
    A – lways cooperate
    T – alk softly
    H – ave group
    discussion
    Group Activity
    Solve the given quadratic equations by
    following the guidelines provided.
    Group 1: x2 – 121 = 0
    Group 2: 3x2 – 27 = 0
    Group 3: 5x2 – 125 = 0
    Group 4: x = 15
    2
    Guidelines
    1. What is the simplest form of the
    given equation?
    2. How do you get the solution of
    the equation?
    3. How many solutions/roots does
    the equation x2 = k have if k>0?
    k=0? k<0?
    By pair
    Solve the following by extracting the
    roots.
    1.c2 = 49
    2.4s2 – 100 = 0
    3.x2 – 289 = 0
    My Journal:
    Answer the question on a ½ crosswise
    to be submitted on Thursday at
    exactly 7:00am. Late papers will have
    deductions on the next quiz.
    How do you solve quadratic
    equation by extracting square
    roots?
    Solve the Following Problems:
    1. Cora has a piece of cloth whose area
    is 32 square inches. What is the
    length of the side of the largest
    square that can be formed using the
    cloth?
    2. Paul has to use oil paint that can
    cover 50 cm2. If he is going to paint a
    square frame, what is the length of
    the largest frame he can paint?
    Quiz # 2 “Extract then Match”
    Directions: Find the solutions of the
    following quadratic equations by
    matching column B with column A.
    Correct roots will also reveal the cities
    primary delicious fruits.
    Answers:
    Assignments:

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