Education:K-12
Sometimes we will encounter a problem that just looks ugly. In other words, it is one of those problems we just would rather skip. However, as you will see in this problem, substituting a quantity for a single variable really does make the problem much more manageable.
view more
More Episodes
Find zeroes and factors of polynomials
2013-06-12
383
2013-06-12
383
Verifying Trigonometric Identities 2
2013-06-11
177
2013-06-11
177
Verifying Trigonometric Identities
2013-06-11
141
2013-06-11
141
What is a Podcast?
2010-07-22
19.0k
2010-07-22
19.0k
Solve a quadratic equation by using substitution 2
2010-03-22
1.3k
2010-03-22
1.3k
Graphing a quadratic in vertex form 2
2010-03-22
814
2010-03-22
814
Graphing a quadratic in vertex form
2010-03-22
909
2010-03-22
909
The quadratic formula.
2010-03-22
622
2010-03-22
622
Using the quadratic formula to solve a quadratic equation 2.
2010-03-22
703
2010-03-22
703
Using the quadratic formula to solve a quadratic equation.
2010-03-22
606
2010-03-22
606
Special Edition Completing the Square
2010-03-04
651
2010-03-04
651
Solve a quadratic equation by completing the square 3
2010-03-04
613
2010-03-04
613
Solving a quadratic equation by completing the square 2
2010-03-04
632
2010-03-04
632
Solve a quadratic equation by completing the square
2010-03-04
201
2010-03-04
201
Solving an equation containing two radicals
2010-02-22
607
2010-02-22
607
Solving an equation containing a radical
2010-02-22
651
2010-02-22
651
Simplifying a complex fraction
2010-01-28
679
2010-01-28
679
Solving an equation with variables in the denominator #2
2010-01-28
813
2010-01-28
813
Solving an equation with variables in the denominator
2010-01-28
734
2010-01-28
734
Get this podcast on your
phone, FREE
