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Graphical solution of Quadratic Equations
I have explained to you in the previous section what parabolas are and how to graph quadratic functions. In the next example maths question I will explain to you how to solve quadratic equations graphically. This is a typical question you can get on your IGCSE GCSE Maths exam so I want you to study it well during your maths revision. Let me know if you still have questions about this example question. I will be happy to help you with your maths and answer your questions.
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