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Solving Quadratic Equations with No Linear Terms:
There are many ways to solve quadratic equations. The easiest type of quadratic equations are in the form:
For example:
Some quadratic equations are slightly more complex, like ax2 + e = dx2 + d. This type of problem is also simple to solve. The first step is simplifying the equation by combining like terms (combine the squared terms and the numbers). The equation is then solved like the previous example (in math, problems are often solved by reducing them to a type of problem that you already know how to solve).
For example:
Go to Printable Worksheets on Quadratic Equations (with no linear term).
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