SOLUTION: hey what is -6<-3x+4x^2<-3 in interval notation

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Question 1137265: hey what is -6<-3x+4x^2<-3 in interval notation
Answer by Theo(13342) About Me  (Show Source):
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as far as i can tell, this has no solution.

if you graph the equation of 4x^2 - 3x, you will see that the smallest value is equal to -.563.

that tells you that the function is always greater than -6 and never less than -3.

since it can't be both at the same time, then there is no solution to this problem.

that's what i think.

no solution to this problem can be written as NULL or EMPTY, or by use of the NULL symbol which is an O with a / in it.

the code looks like Ø

here's my graph of the equation.

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