Section 6.6 Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring
100.
()
()
32
32
16 16 0
16 16 0
xx x
xx x
−− +=
−+−+=
101. 2
920
31
xx
−+
=
Because
0
31= (and there is no other power of 3
that is equal to 1),
2
9200.xx−+= Solve this
equation.
102.
()
3
2
55 1xx−+ =
The only number that can be cubed (raised to the
third power) to give 1 is 1. Therefore, the given
equation is equivalent to the quadratic equation
103.
2
2yx x=−−
To match this equation with its graph, find the
intercepts.
To find the y-intercept, let x = 0 and solve for .y
The x intercepts are −1 and 2.
The only graph with y–intercept −2 and x–
intercepts −1 and 2 is graph, c, so this is the graph
The y-intercept is −2.
To find the x−intercepts, let 0y= and solve for
.x
2
02
xx
=+−
105.
2
4yx=−
To match this equation with its graph, find the
intercepts.
To find the y-intercepts, let x = 0 and solve for .y
2
04 4y=−=−
The only graph with y–intercept −4 and x-intercepts
−2 and 2 is graph d, so this is the graph of
2
4.yx=−