Math, asked by jorgeBF, 6 months ago

INECUASION

21x²>x+12

Answers

Answered by EthicalElite
156

\huge\tt{Answer:-}

 \sf \color{fuchsia} x > +\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}

 \sf \color{fuchsia} or

 \sf \color{fuchsia} x > -\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}

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\huge\tt{Solution:-}

 \sf 21x² > x + 12

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 \sf By \: dividing \: both \: sides \: by \: 21

 \sf \dfrac{21x²}{21} > \dfrac{x+12}{21}

 \sf \dfrac{\cancel{21}x²}{\cancel{21}} > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{12}{21}

 \sf x² > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{\cancel{12}^{4}}{\cancel{21}_{7}}

 \sf x² > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{4}{7}

 \sf x² - \dfrac{x}{21} > \dfrac{4}{7}

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 \sf By \: adding \: (\dfrac{-1}{2} × coefficient \: of \: x)² \: to \: both \: sides

 \sf  Here \: (\dfrac{-1}{2} × coefficient \: of \: x)² =  (\dfrac{-1}{2} × \dfrac{-1}{21})²

 \sf =  (\dfrac{1}{42})²

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 \sf \implies x² - \dfrac{x}{21} + (\dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{4}{7} + (\dfrac{1}{42})²

 \sf \implies x² - 2 × x × \dfrac{1}{42} + (\dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{4}{7} + \dfrac{1}{1764}

 \sf \implies (x - \dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{1008}{1764} + \dfrac{1}{1764}

 \sf \implies (x - \dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{1008+1}{1764}

 \sf \implies (x - \dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{1009}{1764}

 \sf \implies (x - \dfrac{1}{42}) > ±\sqrt{\dfrac{1009}{1764}}

 \sf \implies x - \dfrac{1}{42} > ±\sqrt{\dfrac{1009}{(42)²}}

 \sf \implies x - \dfrac{1}{42} > ±\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42}

 \sf \implies x > ±\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}

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 \boxed{\sf x > ±\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}}

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 \sf \color{fuchsia} Therefore, \: x > +\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}

 \sf \color{fuchsia} or

 \sf \color{fuchsia} x > -\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}

Answered by Anonymous
34

Step-by-step explanation:

\huge\tt{Answer:-}Answer:−

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\sf \color{fuchsia} oror

\sf \color{fuchsia} x > -\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}x>−

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\huge\tt{Solution:-}Solution:−

\sf 21x² > x + 1221x²>x+12

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\sf By \: dividing \: both \: sides \: by \: 21Bydividingbothsidesby21

\sf \dfrac{21x²}{21} > \dfrac{x+12}{21}

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21x²

>

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x+12

\sf \dfrac{\cancel{21}x²}{\cancel{21}} > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{12}{21}

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\sf x² > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{\cancel{12}^{4}}{\cancel{21}_{7}}x²>

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\sf x² > \dfrac{x}{21} + \dfrac{4}{7}x²>

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\sf x² - \dfrac{x}{21} > \dfrac{4}{7}x²−

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\sf \implies (x - \dfrac{1}{42})² > \dfrac{1008+1}{1764}⟹(x−

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\sf \implies x > ±\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}⟹x>±

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\boxed{\sf x > ±\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}}

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\sf \color{fuchsia} Therefore, \: x > +\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}Therefore,x>+

42

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\sf \color{fuchsia} oror

\sf \color{fuchsia} x > -\dfrac{\sqrt{1009}}{42} + \dfrac{1}{42}x>−

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