SOLUTION: Solve the following inequality
{{{X^2-X-6>0}}}
So far I have
{{{(X-3)(x+2)=0}}}
{{{X=3 x=-2}}}
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Question 891075: Solve the following inequality
So far I have
Answer by josgarithmetic(39799) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First, understand .
Start with
Factor as which shows the critical points at -2 and 3.
The quadratic expression is a parabola with a minimum for x between the two critical values.
You can check in the three intervals for relation to zero if you want.
Expect to find the given statement is true for and for .
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