A comparison of graphical solution and factoring derived solution


	Algebra I: A comparison of graphical solution and factoring derived solution

In this mini-lesson, you'll learn how to determine the roots of an equation by the graphical method and by the factorization method. To find the roots of a given quadratic equation by graphical method, we plug in some values in for x, calculate the values of y, and draw a graph through the ordered pairs of x and y. In case of the factorization method, we factor the quadratic equation to find the roots of the equation.

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