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This presentation is about quadratic equations for 9th grade students. It starts with a warm-up exercise involving square roots and basic arithmetic. Then, it explains the definition of a quadratic equation in the form ax² + bx + c = 0, identifying the coefficients a, b, and c. It also differentiates between complete and incomplete quadratic equations and provides examples of each. The presentation further explains the difference between reduced and irreducible quadratic equations. It includes examples with step-by-step solutions, such as x² = d and x² = 64. There is a crossword puzzle to test understanding of the concepts. Finally, it assigns homework exercises. The purpose is to introduce students to quadratic equations, their components, and how to solve simple forms.

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• Definition of Quadratic Equations: A quadratic equation is defined as an equation of the form ax² + bx + c = 0, where a, b, and c are coefficients, and a is not equal to zero. The presentation identifies a as the leading coefficient, b as the second coefficient, and c as the constant term. It includes examples of how to identify these coefficients in specific equations.
• Complete vs. Incomplete Quadratic Equations: A complete quadratic equation has all three terms (ax², bx, and c), while an incomplete quadratic equation is missing one or two terms. Examples are provided to illustrate the difference.
• Reduced vs. Irreducible Quadratic Equations: Reduced (or normalized) quadratic equation is one where the leading coefficient (a) is equal to 1. Irreducible quadratic equations have a leading coefficient not equal to 1. It provides illustrative examples.
• Solving Simple Quadratic Equations: The presentation demonstrates how to solve simple quadratic equations of the form x² = d, where d is a constant. The solutions involve taking the square root of d, resulting in two possible values for x (positive and negative). An example with x² = 64 is worked out step-by-step.