for which value of b the inequality b2 +8b>=9b+14 is correct?
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Answer:
b≥ 14 the given inequality is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Given is
b² + 8b ≥ 9b + 14
Now
we have to find the value of b for this the given inequality above is
b² + 8b ≥ 9b + 14
Now subtracting 9b from both sides of the inequality it becomes
b² + 8b - 9b ≥ 9b - 9b + 14
b² - b ≥ 14
Now from left side taking b common it becomes
b ( b-1) ≥ 14
Now we have two situations i.e.
either
b ≥ 14 or b-1 ≥ 14
b ≥ 15
As 15 is greater then 14
so both will give the same results
Check:
b² + 8b ≥ 9b + 14
but b=14
(14)²+8(14) ≥ 9(14) + 14
(14)²+8(14) ≥ 9(14) + 14
304 ≥ 140
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The inequality can be hold true for both
b ≥ 4.27
b ≤ 3.27
the inequality can be correct for these values
Hope it helps you.
The inequality can be hold true for both
b ≥ 4.27
b ≤ 3.27
the inequality can be correct for these values
Hope it helps you.
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