SOLUTION: I have been out of school for 10 years and I need help on the quadratic inequality x^2+4x+6>or=3
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Question 3222
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I have been out of school for 10 years and I need help on the quadratic inequality
x^2+4x+6>or=3
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First, solve the equation:
The equation has the form:
, where a = 1, b = 4 and c =6
This problem does not have neat factors, so we apply the quadratic equation:
Using the values for a, b and c we just identified, the quadratic equation becomes:
This is a complex number! To find where this equation is less than 3 depends on what you mean by less than when talking about complex numbers.
To answer this correctly, I would ask you to verify the equation then I would ask you to define less than for complex numbers.
In any case, the roots of the equation are:
and