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Solving quadratic equations is one of the main
topics of this unit. Some quadratic equations can
be solved with only one method, some can be
solved with multiple methods, and some can't be
solved at all. Think about a task in your daily life
that can be accomplished in a variety of ways.
How do you decide the best course of action for
accomplishing that task? How is this process like
choosing a method for solving a quadratic
equation that can be solved in multiple ways?
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