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OpenStudy (eric_d):
Find range of values of x such that each of the following inequalities is valid
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OpenStudy (eric_d):
\[x(5x^2+8) \le 1/2(47x^2-48)\]
OpenStudy (eric_d):
\[10x^3-47x^2+16x+48 \le 0\]
OpenStudy (eric_d):
What shall I do nxt
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ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
I would try to factor it
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OpenStudy (eric_d):
After that
OpenStudy (eric_d):
Nvm, I gt the answer
OpenStudy (eric_d):
Can we factorise the above quation without using a calculator
OpenStudy (eric_d):
equation*
ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
yes but its a bit lengthy process, you need to know below goodies :
1) descartes rule of signs
2) rational root theorem
3) synthetic division
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OpenStudy (eric_d):
I'll jst use ur first method
OpenStudy (eric_d):
What about this question
2x^2-3x-12 smaller or equal to 0
Same method as above to find the inequalities?
ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
may be factor it by using quadratic formula
OpenStudy (eric_d):
The values might be in decimals
But the answer given is \[x \le -3/2,2<x \le4\]
ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
check the equation once.. is the equation really a quadratic ?
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OpenStudy (eric_d):
yes..
ganeshie8 (ganeshie8):
not sure, im also getting decimals...
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