Factoring Quadratic Equations
GRE Calculator Strategies and Foundations of GRE Quant are not covered in these notes.
Topics
Solving Quadratic Equations and Inequalities
Quadratic Formula Application
Algebraic Relationship Between R and S
Standard Form of Quadratic Equations
Recognizing Standard Quadratic Forms
Algebraic Expressions and Notation
GRE Algebra Question Strategies
Simultaneous Equations and Inequalities
Dealing with Long Word-Based Problems
Completing the Square Method
Understanding Quantitative Comparison Questions
Quantitative Comparison Strategies
Interpreting Arithmetic Problems
Difference of Squares Formula
Factoring Quadratic Equations
Factoring is a technique used to solve quadratic equations by expressing the quadratic equation as a
product of simpler linear expressions. Factoring is useful for solving equations that cannot be easily
solved using the quadratic formula or other methods.
Common Factors
The first step in factoring a quadratic equation is to look for common factors in the terms of the
equation. If there is a common factor, it should be factored out.
GRE Calculator Strategies and Foundations of GRE Quant are not covered in these notes.
Topics
Solving Quadratic Equations and Inequalities
Quadratic Formula Application
Algebraic Relationship Between R and S
Standard Form of Quadratic Equations
Recognizing Standard Quadratic Forms
Algebraic Expressions and Notation
GRE Algebra Question Strategies
Simultaneous Equations and Inequalities
Dealing with Long Word-Based Problems
Completing the Square Method
Understanding Quantitative Comparison Questions
Quantitative Comparison Strategies
Interpreting Arithmetic Problems
Difference of Squares Formula
Factoring Quadratic Equations
Factoring is a technique used to solve quadratic equations by expressing the quadratic equation as a
product of simpler linear expressions. Factoring is useful for solving equations that cannot be easily
solved using the quadratic formula or other methods.
Common Factors
The first step in factoring a quadratic equation is to look for common factors in the terms of the
equation. If there is a common factor, it should be factored out.
