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18 May 2026

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Quadratics and the nature of the roots.
Original Promethean flipchart exercise included. Click on Design Mode to edit.

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kiranjha

6 years ago
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johnandjennyjohn

8 years ago
5

Analysing some equations using the discriminant would make a nice GCSE extension. e.g. describing the crossing points of simultaneous equations, quadratic and linear.

omankowitz

8 years ago
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sarahtaylor999

8 years ago
5

Just what I needed thanks a million

petehalf

8 years ago
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