Solving a Quadratic Equation when b = 0
This lesson teaches you how to factor a quadratic equation when b equals zero. To solve for x, you need to remember that a is always the coefficient of your quadratic term, the linear term has an exponent of one, and the constant term is just a number. Once you have these values, you can simply solve for x by using a few skills. In the end, you will get a solution in the form of plus or minus i times the square root of a number.
How to factor a quadratic equation when b=0
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The instructor demonstrates how to solve a quadratic equation with a "b" value of zero. His example results in imaginary solutions.
