Match the following quadratic expressions with their minimum values:
Quadratic expressionThe minimum value
i) $x^2 + 4x + 6$a) $1$
ii) $x^2 - 2x + 5$b) $2$
iii) $x^2 + 6x + 18$c) $4$
iv) $x^2 - 4x + 5$d) $9$

  • A
    $i)$ $\rightarrow c, ii)$ $\rightarrow b, iii)$ $\rightarrow d, iv)$ $\rightarrow a$
  • B
    $i)$ $\rightarrow a, ii)$ $\rightarrow c, iii)$ $\rightarrow d, iv)$ $\rightarrow b$
  • C
    $i)$ $\rightarrow b, ii)$ $\rightarrow d, iii)$ $\rightarrow c, iv)$ $\rightarrow a$
  • D
    $i)$ $\rightarrow b, ii)$ $\rightarrow c, iii)$ $\rightarrow d, iv)$ $\rightarrow a$

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