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Worksheets By Topic
International Baccalaureate (IB) Maths worksheets with questions arranged by topic and difficulty level.
Quadratics
Quadratics is a large topic and has many interlinked ideas. Therefore I have separated this topic into the several documents. There are many representations of the same idea and each worksheet highlights this fact, so that a student can fully understand quadratics. For optimal understanding, it is best to follow the following order when tackling this topic:
Definition of a quadratic and the difference between an expression and an equation
Graphing quadratics using a table of values
Factorising quadratics
Solving Quadratics viafactorising and the quadratic formula
Completing The Square basic technique and its applications such as:
oSolving (this is the 3rd method of solving quadratics)
oFinding the vertex
oFinding the axis of symmetry
oFinding the max/min value
Finding x and y intercepts or substituting to find certain values
The 3 forms of a quadratic. This includes:
oConvertingbetween the 3 forms of a quadratic and solving each form
oGiven a graph or certain features, find the equation of a quadratic
oFinding the vertex/axis of symmetry and min/max in each of the 3 forms
oGraphing in each of the 3 forms via locating important features (y intercepts, x
interceprs and the vertex)
Using a graph to find approximate solutions or how many solutions
More worksheets are being uploaded over the coming weeks and months. Please contact me if you have a request for a certain topic to be uploaded sooner.