by BlastRoom
Solving a line and a parabola together, algebraically and graphically.
#algebra_2

40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
How many real solutions does the system and have?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 40 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
How many real solutions does the system and have?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 8 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
How many real solutions does the system and have?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (5, 9). What is wrong?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 60 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
How many real solutions does the system and have?
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (3, 0). What is wrong?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (4, -4). What is wrong?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 16 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 96 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (3, 5). What is wrong?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (5, 11). What is wrong?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
How many real solutions does the system and have?
To solve and , a student reaches , divides both sides by x, and reports the single solution (-3, 5). What is wrong?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
Solve the system and . Give the solutions as ordered pairs.
A ball's height in feet is , and a camera drone hovers at a height of 48 feet. At what times t, in seconds, is the ball level with the drone?
How many real solutions does the system and have?
How many real solutions does the system and have?
Substituting to solve and gives one quadratic equation set equal to zero. Which equation is it?
How many real solutions does the system and have?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Systems in Three Variables
40 questions