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§11.4 A x B = 0
All the 'factorising', done in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3,
will be used today for a special purpose.
So you see that a chapter is not a bunch of loose items!

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§11.4 A x B = 0
All the 'factorising', done in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3,
will be used today for a special purpose.
So you see that a chapter is not a bunch of loose items!

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Recap on §11.2 and §11.3
To work your way much easier through §11.3,
first we look back shortly.

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Task 1:
+ Open your Notebook and Textbook on p.178/179:     §11.4 A x B = 0
+ Watch the equations from exercise 28
+ Compare them to those of exercise 35, p.183!
+ What's the main difference between them?
+ Key in your answer shortly in the next slide.
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Main difference between equations from 28 and 35 is:
.............................

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Solution task 1:
+ The equations from 28 all end with:  ................. = 0
+ The equations from 35 don't end with .............. = 0.

This means that the equations from §11.4, today's paragraph, are easier to solve. Just watch the next slides!

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Solving an Equation that is a Product:
A x B = 0.  This equation can only be 0, when
A = 0  or  B = 0     
In the next example the 'A' and the 'B' are expressions with 'x'.
Just watch!

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Task 2:
Work out in your head the two Solutions:
The two values for m.  Key in your answers in the next slide
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My answer is:
A. 0 and -7 B. 2 and -7
C. 0 and 2 D. -2 and 7

A
0 and -7
B
2 and -7
C
0 and 2
D
-2 and 7

Slide 13 - Quiz

(Task and) Solution:

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Homework -part 1
Work on exercises: 
28 and further (so you may skip 26 and 27)
later this LessonUp will be continued!

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Now a connection will be made between:

1st:       solving quadratic equations, and
2nd:     graphs for quadratic formulas, so parabolas!
By doing 30 together, you will learn to do the 2nd half of the paragraph.

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TASK 3:

+ Think about it for a while.

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Solution TASK 3: 

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TASK 4:
a. Think about this for yourself.
b. Compare your answer with your neigbors.

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TASK 4:

Solution:

In the next slide, this equation will be solved.

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TASK 5:
1. Copy the equation in your Notebook and
2. Factorise it.

If you forgot how to Factorise a Trinomial,
look it up on p.175: Method!
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TASK 5:

SOLUTION:

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TASK 6:        
Make this task in your Notebook.
To refresh your memory:
at 30a we saw that the graph intersects the x-axis at x = -1 and x = 2.
Do you now get the same outcomes?!
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TASK 6:        
SOLUTION on the right: 
(Do you remember that we found
the same outcome with the graph?)

Next comes
a bit of Theory,
summarising all this!  

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TASK 6:            
This is a FOTOVRAAG !
+ Make 31 a in your Notebook
+ Make a picture of your work
+ Send it in, in the next slide and
+ We get a collection of your Solutions!

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31a:

For which values of x does the graph intersect the x-axis?
y=x2+3x18
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Slide 28 - Open question

Solution TASK 6:
x2+3x18=0
(x+6)(x3)=0
X+6=0
x3=0
x=6
x=3
x+6=0

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Homework-part 2
Make:      §11.4    A x B = 0
Do exercises:
28 t/m 33      You may skip 26 and 27 and also 32.
1. Make it                2. Correct it with the Solutionsbook
3. Send in your results in GC.

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