QUADRATIC EQUATIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN MODERN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
Keywords:
Quadratic equations, algebra, discriminant, mathematical modeling, secondary education, problem solving, graphical methods.Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive study of quadratic equations and their role in modern mathematics education. Quadratic equations form a fundamental component of secondary school mathematics and serve as a bridge between elementary algebra and advanced mathematical analysis. The study explores theoretical foundations, solution methods, and practical applications of quadratic equations in science and technology. Special attention is given to pedagogical approaches that enhance students’ conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills. The analysis combines classical algebraic methods with graphical and computational techniques, highlighting their effectiveness in contemporary educational practice.
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