A student is deriving the quadratic formula. Her first two steps are shown.

Step 1: - c = ax2 + bx

Step 2:

Which best explains or justifies Step 2?

division property of equality

factoring the binomial

completing the square

subtraction property of equality

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Mathematics

Lindsey

30 January, 18:43

A student is deriving the quadratic formula. Her first two steps are shown.

Step 1: - c = ax2 + bx

Step 2:

Which best explains or justifies Step 2?

division property of equality

factoring the binomial

completing the square

subtraction property of equality

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Dylan Herrera · Answer 1

Answer: the subtraction quality of equality

If step 1 was the original formula 0 = ax² + bx + c and

Step 2 is - c = ax2 + bx

Step-by-step explanation:

If she subtracts c from both sides of the equation, the sides ars still equal to each other.

A student is deriving the quadratic formula. Her first two steps are shown.Step 1: - c = ax2 + bxStep 2:Which best explains or justifies Step 2?division property of equalityfactoring the binomialcompleting the squaresubtraction property of equality

A student is deriving the quadratic formula. Her first two steps are shown.

Step 1: - c = ax2 + bx

Step 2:

Which best explains or justifies Step 2?

division property of equality

factoring the binomial

completing the square

subtraction property of equality