MCR3U - Challenging Quadratic Word Problem - Grade 11 Functions
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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I wish my teacher taught like you. UA-cam has taught me more than school has
Happy to help :)
When you have the intial brackets ,that’s basic the result from squaring a fictitious equation ?
Yes brother u r correct, I couldn't able to understand things in my school but utube has taught me..
Bro facts
A good way of solving these type of equations is converting to linear simultaneous equations to find the value of the coefficient of xsquared and the coefficient of x, and also the constant. After all it's just a matter of finding the function, height as a function of time. Once we have figured the function we just plug in the specific time to find the height, at that time.
couldn't -39/12 be simplified to -13/4?
Yes lol my baddd
if u simplified it wouldnt the ending height when u substitute T in be different?
@@trader_skeetz5514 no
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