[AISL][AIHL] Tuesday Tests: Quadratics

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It's Tuesday Tests and I'm back with two more tests for AISL and AIHL folks.

The AIHL test is pretty similar to the AA tests because y'all need a solid foundation of algebra to do well in the course.

AISL is different in nature. I recognise that not everyone needs to master algebra to the same level as AIHL and that you don't really need too much algebra to get a high 7. By this I don't mean AISL is in any way inferior to AASL; it's simply a difference in the focus of the course. 

So here you go.

AISL:

AISL Answers:

AIHL:

AIHL Answers:

Usual TOCs apply.

Question 2 in section 5 was taken from Dr Frost Maths.

Credit: AdventurousAndrew#7499


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