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Question 514812: i have aother question haha im not doing my hw these are just equations i need to study for my test that i can't figure out how to solve. thanks so much for helping. this question is solve: x^2-3x-4>0 now what i did was break it down into (x-4)(x+1) so x>4 or x>-1. but i am ot sure if that is how i should right it or not Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
Change your inequality to an equation. Plot the two roots. The two roots will divide the x-axis into three intervals. Pick a value from each of the intervals that is NOT an endpoint. One or two of the values will make the original inequality a true statement. The interval or intervals from which the value(s) that make the inequality true is (are) the interval or intervals that represent the solution set of the inequality.
John
My calculator said it, I believe it, that settles it
