SOLUTION: To interpret geometrically the factor of a quadratic Expressions of the type x2+bx+c (using square grids, strips and paper slips)
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Question 1085582: To interpret geometrically the factor of a quadratic Expressions of the type x2+bx+c (using square grids, strips and paper slips)
Answer by josgarithmetic(39630) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This can represent the area of either a rectangle or a square. As a graphed function, it is a parabola; with vertex as the minimum as long as your coefficient on x^2 term is kept as positive 1.
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... factor of a quadratic Expressions of the type x2+bx+c
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Study "Completing the Square".
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