Choose an efficient method to solve a quadratic
9th grade (Year 10 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: HSA.REI.B.4.B · England: GCSE Higher Algebra
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Question 1
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x − 5)² = 30 have?
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Question 2
Which method is the most efficient way to solve (x − 1)² = 25?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 3
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x + 6)² = −10 have?
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Question 4
Which method is the most efficient way to solve 3x² = 120?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 5
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x + 2)² = 2 have?
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Question 6
Which method is the most efficient way to solve 5x² + 6x − 3 = 0?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 7
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x − 5)² = −11 have?
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Question 8
Which method is the most efficient way to solve (x − 6)² = 17?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 9
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x − 6)² = −12 have?
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Question 10
Which method is the most efficient way to solve 2x² − 8x + 7 = 0?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 11
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x − 1)² = 7 have?
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Question 12
Which method is the most efficient way to solve 5x² = 52?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 13
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x + 2)² = 24 have?
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Question 14
Which method is the most efficient way to solve x² + x − 20 = 0?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
Question 15
Without solving, how many real solutions does (x − 2)² = 0 have?
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Question 16
Which method is the most efficient way to solve (x − 5)² = 18?
- A. Take square roots
- B. Factorise
- C. Use the quadratic formula
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