 Asin's rendition included another de Jesús work, Kay Sarap Mabuhay Sa Sariling Bayan, as a preluding stanza to the main lyrics. Sung mostly by Leftist groups, the stanza is included as the bridge replacing Pilipinas Kong Mahal with the prelude of Ang Bayan kong Hirang.

On 7 November 1988, an a capella version by Josephine Roberto, featuring the cast of That's Entertainment, was used for Towering Power: A Musical Dedication, which was for the launching of GMA Network's 777-foot tower.

Allison Opaon sang a Japanese version in Yokohama on 18 November 2006, during a concert-rally against political killings in the Philippines.

This song has also been arranged by Robert Prizeman and sung by the vocal group Libera when touring the Philippines.

Domino de Pio Teodosio (with guitar) sang a special arrangement of Bayan Ko'' by Reginald Vince M. Espíritu (oboe) and Anjo Inacay (cello) at the John F. Kennedy School of Government on 7 March 2011. The performance, which was for visiting world leaders during the school's International Week, was organised by the Philippine Caucus of the Kennedy School.

In popular culture
In 1984, the song title was used for the movie Bayan Ko: Kapit sa Patalim, and in 2013 for a series of the same title.

References

Category:Asian anthems
Category:Patriotic songs
Category:Philippine culture
Category:Philippine songs Quadratic equation

In algebra, a quadratic equation (from the Latin  for "square") is any equation that can be rearranged in standard form as 

where  represents an unknown, and,, and  represent known numbers, where. If, then the equation is linear, not quadratic, as there is no  term. The numbers,, and  are the coefficients of the equation and may be distinguished by calling them, respectively, the quadratic coefficient, the linear coefficient and the constant or free term.

The values of  that satisfy the equation are called solutions of the equation, and roots or zeros of its left-hand side. A quadratic equation has at most two solutions. If there is no real solution, there are two complex solutions. If there is only one solution,
Asin's rendition included another de Jesús work, Kay Sarap Mabuhay Sa Sariling Bayan, as a preluding stanza to the chief lyric. Sung mostly by Leftist groups, the stanza is included as the bridge supplant Pilipinas Kong Mahal with the prelude of Ang Bayan kong Hirang. 

 On 7 November 1988, an a capella adaptation by Josephine Roberto, featuring the cast of That's Entertainment, was use for Towering Power: A Musical Dedication, which was for the launching of GMA Network's 777 - foot tugboat. 

 Allison Opaon sang a Japanese version in Yokohama on 18 November 2006, during a concert - rally against political killing in the Philippines. 

 This birdcall has also been arranged by Robert Prizeman and sung by the vocal group Libera when touring the Philippines. 

 Domino de Pio Teodosio (with guitar) sing a special arrangement of Bayan Ko" by Reginald Vince M. Espíritu (oboe) and Anjo Inacay (cello) at the John F. Kennedy School of Government on 7 March 2011. The performance, which was for visit world leaders during the school's International Week, was organised by the Philippine Caucus of the Kennedy School. 

 In popular acculturation 
 In 1984, the song title was used for the movie Bayan Ko: Kapit sa Patalim, and in 2013 for a series of the same claim. 

 References 

 Category: Asian anthems 
 Category: Patriotic songs 
 Category: Philippine culture 
 Category: Philippine songs Quadratic equation 

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 The values of   that satisfy the equation are called solution of the equation, and roots or zeros of its left - hand side. A quadratic equality have at most two solutions. If there is no real solution, there constitute two complex solutions. If there is only one solution,
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In populwr cilture
In 1984, the song title waw used for tke novie Bayan Ko: Kapnt sa Patalio, anc in 2013 for a series of the saoe tjtle.

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Categofy:Pholippige songs Qkadrabhc equation

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Asin's rendition included another de Jesús work, Mabuhay Sariling Bayan, a preluding stanza mostly Leftist groups, the is included as bridge replacing Pilipinas Kong Mahal with prelude of Ang Bayan kong Hirang. On 7 November 1988, an a capella by Josephine Roberto, featuring the cast of That's Entertainment, was used for Towering A Dedication, was the launching of GMA Network's 777-foot tower. Allison Opaon sang a Japanese version in Yokohama on November 2006, during a concert-rally against political killings the Philippines. This song also been arranged by Robert and by the group when the Philippines. Domino Pio Teodosio (with guitar) sang a special arrangement of Bayan Ko'' by Reginald Vince M. Espíritu (oboe) Anjo Inacay the John Kennedy of on 7 March performance, which was for visiting world school's International Week, was organised by the Philippine of the School. In popular culture In 1984, song title was used for the movie Bayan Kapit sa Patalim, and in 2013 for a series of the same title. References Category:Asian songs Category:Philippine culture Category:Philippine Quadratic equation In a equation the for "square") any equation that can be rearranged in standard form as where an unknown, and,, and represent known numbers, where. If, then is not quadratic, as is no term. The and the coefficients of the may distinguished respectively, quadratic the linear coefficient and constant or free term. The of that satisfy the the equation, and roots or zeros of its side. A quadratic equation has at most solutions. If there is no real solution, there are two complex solutions. there is solution,
 Asin's rendition included anoTher de JesúS work, kay sarAp mabuHay SA Sariling Bayan, AS a prEluding stanza to the main LyricS. SUNg moSTlY by LeFtist grOUpS, THe sTaNzA is InCLuDed as The Bridge rEplacing PiLipInAs Kong Mahal wITh The prelude Of ANg Bayan kong HIraNg.

On 7 NoVeMbeR 1988, An a caPelLa verSion by jOsephiNe Roberto, FeATuring THe cast oF tHaT's EnTertainment, was useD FoR towering Power: A musicaL DEDiCATioN, whIch was for tHe LauncHIng of GMa neTWORk's 777-FOot tower.

AllisOn Opaon sang A japAnese vErSioN In YokoHama oN 18 NOVemBer 2006, during a cOnceRt-rally agAinst pOLitical KIllings In the PHilIppInes.

tHiS sOng HaS AlsO BeEn aRRanGed by RobErT PRizemAn anD SUNG by tHe vOcal Group libera when touRinG the pHilIppinEs.

DomIno dE PIo TeoDosio (wIth guItAr) sang a special aRranGement of BAyaN KO'' by reGinalD vince M. espÍriTu (oboe) aNd Anjo INAcaY (cELLO) aT the John F. Kennedy ScHoOL Of governmeNt on 7 MaRCh 2011. thE PerformaNcE, whIch wAS For viSitiNG wOrld leadErs durINg ThE school'S INternaTiOnaL WeEk, was ORganIsed by The PhiliPpine cAucus of the KennEDy School.

In popULaR CUlTUre
IN 1984, thE song title wAs usED for The mOViE BaYAn Ko: KApit sA PATaLIm, and in 2013 for a series of ThE same tItle.

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In AlgEbrA, A QuAdratic equatiON (From ThE Latin  fOr "sQuare") is Any EquAtiOn tHaT can be reaRranged iN sTaNdArD foRm as 

wHEre  repreSeNts An UnkNown, aND,, and  rePreseNt knOwN nUMbeRs, where. iF, tHEN the EqUaTion Is lInEar, noT quaDRatIc, as theRe is no  terM. ThE NumbErS,, aNd  are thE coefficients Of The equatioN aNd mAy be diSTInguisheD by calling them, respectivELy, the quAdrAtic cOeffIcient, the LinEar coeFfiCIent anD the coNstanT oR frEE Term.

THE VaLueS oF  that satisFY The EquatIoN are Called sOlutions of the equatIOn, aNd roots or zeroS of Its lEFT-hAnd SIdE. a quAdRAtiC EQuation has at mosT two solutiOnS. if There is no rEAl sOlUtion, thEre are tWo comPLex soluTions. If thEre is only OnE solUTIon,
 Asin's rendition included  another d e Jes úswor k,  Kay  Sar ap Mabuhay SaS aril ing Bayan, as a prelud ing s ta n za t o  t he ma in lyri c s. S ung  m os tly  b y  L eftis t g roups,the stanza  is  i ncluded as t h ebridge rep lac ing Pilipina s K ong Ma ha l w i th th e p relud e of A n g Baya n kong Hi ra n g.

On 7 Novem b e r1988 , an a capella ve r si o n by Josephine  Rober to ,  f e a tur ing  the castof  That ' s Enter t ai n m e nt, was used forTowering Po w er:  A Mus ic alD edicat ion,wh i chwas for the  lau nching of  GMA N e twork's 777-foo t towe r.
Al liso n  O pa onsa n g a Ja pan e seversionin  Y okoha ma o n 1 8  Nov emb er 2 006,during a conc ert -ral l y a gains t pol itic al  kill ings i n the  P hilippines.

Th is s ong has a lso  b een  a rrang e d by R obe rtPrizema n and s u ngby t h evocal group Libera  w h e ntouringthe Ph i li pp i nes.

Do mi node P i o  Teod osio (w ith guit ar) sa n gaspecial  a rrange me ntofBayan Ko''  by Re ginald V inceM . Espíritu (ob o e) and Anjo I n ac a y  ( c ello ) a t the JohnF. K e nned y Sc h oo l o f  Gove rnmen to n7  March 2011. The pe rf ormanc e, wh ich was for v isiting wo r l d  leaders  dur i ng the school's I ntern ational We e k, was o rgani sed by t he Philip p i ne Caucu s o f t heKen n e dy  School.

Inp o pula rculture 
In  1984,the  so ngtit le  was used  for the  m ov ie  B aya n Ko: Kapit sa  P ata li m,and i n  2013for a  ser ie so f t he same ti t l e.
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C ategory:Phili pp ine cultur eCat egory: P h ilippine  songs Quadratic equati o n

In a lge bra,a qu adratic e qua tion ( fro m  the L atin for " sq uar e " ) isa n yequ at ion that c a n  be  rear ra nged  in sta ndard form as 

wh e re represents a n u nkno w n ,and , ,a nd r e pre s e nt known number s, where.If ,  t hen the eq u ati on  is lin ear, no t qua d ratic,as thereis no  te rm . Th e num bers,, and   are th e coeffic i entso fthe e qua tion a nd  ma y bedistin g uis hed b y call in g them , res pe ctively,  the quadratic coeffici ent, t he li nea r coeffic ien t  an d the con stan t or freeter m.
Theval u es of   th a tsat i sfy t he e q uation ar e  c all e d  s olutions of t h e e quati on, and ro otsor zeros of its l e ft-hand side.A qu a d rat ice quat io n has at mosttwo  s o l utions.If  there is n o real s ol u tion,  there  are t wo comp l e xs olutio ns.Ifthere isonl yo ne solu ti on , 
 Asin's_rendition included_another de Jesús work,_Kay Sarap_Mabuhay_Sa Sariling_Bayan,_as a preluding_stanza to the_main lyrics. Sung mostly_by Leftist groups,_the_stanza is included as the bridge replacing Pilipinas Kong Mahal with the prelude of_Ang_Bayan kong_Hirang.

On_7_November 1988, an a capella_version by Josephine Roberto, featuring_the cast_of That's Entertainment, was used for Towering Power:_A_Musical Dedication, which_was for the launching of GMA Network's 777-foot tower.

Allison_Opaon sang a Japanese version in_Yokohama on 18_November_2006,_during a concert-rally against_political killings in the Philippines.

This song_has also been arranged by Robert_Prizeman and sung by the vocal group_Libera when touring the Philippines.

Domino de_Pio Teodosio (with guitar) sang_a special_arrangement of Bayan Ko'' by_Reginald Vince M._Espíritu (oboe)_and Anjo Inacay_(cello) at the John F. Kennedy_School of Government_on 7 March 2011. The performance,_which_was for visiting_world_leaders_during the_school's International Week,_was_organised by_the_Philippine Caucus of the Kennedy School.

In_popular_culture
In 1984, the song title was used_for the movie Bayan_Ko:_Kapit sa Patalim, and_in 2013 for a series_of the same title.

References

Category:Asian anthems
Category:Patriotic songs
Category:Philippine_culture
Category:Philippine songs_Quadratic equation

In_algebra, a quadratic equation (from the Latin  for "square") is_any equation that can be rearranged_in standard form as_

where _represents_an unknown, and,,_and_ represent_known numbers, where. If, then the equation_is linear,_not quadratic, as there is no_ term. The numbers,,_and_ are the coefficients of the_equation and may be distinguished by_calling them, respectively, the quadratic_coefficient,_the_linear coefficient and the constant_or free term.

The values of _that satisfy the_equation are called solutions of the equation,_and_roots or zeros of its left-hand_side._A quadratic equation has at most_two_solutions._If there is no real_solution, there are two complex solutions._If there is only one solution,