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Solve the quadratic inequalities, x2 + x – 6 ≥ 0.​

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Answered by akshatbharati12
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Answer:

the given question is x^2+x-6>0

then,by factorization method,we have

=> x^2+x-6>0

=>x^2+3x-2x-6>0

=>x(x+3)-2(x+3)>0

=>(x+3)(x-2)>0

=>(x+3)>0 or (x-2)>0

=>x>-3 or x>2...

and Now,by Shridharacharya formula, we have

=>x^2+x-6>0

a=1, b=1 and c=(-6) then,

D=(b^2-4ac)

=(1^2-4.1.(-6)

=(1+24)=25.

now,x = -b(+-)√D/2a

=> -1(+-)√25/2.1.

=> -1(+-)5/2

=> now,+area =(-1+5)/2 => 4/2

=>x=2....

and,now - area =(-1-5)/2=>-6/2.

=>x=-3....

Hence,proved..

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