quadratic function an introduction.ppt
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This document introduces quadratic equations and polynomials. It contains examples of multiplying polynomial expressions, questions about applying mathematical concepts like the distributive property. It also contains examples of determining whether equations are quadratic or not by writing "fact" or "bluff". The goal is to review multiplying polynomials and identifying quadratic equations.
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