Using graphs to solve equations

Using graphs to solve equations Quiz

Spec B7 · AQA A-Level Maths: Quiz

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  1. 1. Where does y=x2−3xy=x^2-3x meet y=2x−6y=2x-6?

    • A. x=1x=1 and x=6x=6
    • B. x=−2x=-2 and x=−3x=-3
    • C. x=2x=2 and x=3x=3
    • D. x=0x=0 and x=3x=3
  2. 2. Using the graph of y=x2−4xy=x^2-4x, which line solves x2−5x+1=0x^2-5x+1=0?

    • A. y=x−1y=x-1
    • B. y=x+1y=x+1
    • C. y=−x−1y=-x-1
    • D. y=5x−1y=5x-1
  3. 3. The equation formed by equating a line and a curve has a repeated root. What is the discriminant?

    • A. Positive
    • B. Negative
    • C. Undefined
    • D. Zero
  4. 4. How many solutions has x3−3x=1x^3-3x=1?

    • A. 11
    • B. 33
    • C. 22
    • D. 00
  5. 5. Where does y=x2−4y=x^2-4 meet the xx-axis?

    • A. x=4x=4 only
    • B. x=−4x=-4 and x=4x=4
    • C. x=−2x=-2 and x=2x=2
    • D. x=2x=2 only

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