Maths cengage, Inequalites

Illustration 1.25 and 1.27 third subdivision sry cant send photo, unable to.
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•8mo ago
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iTeachChem Helper•8mo ago
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Fermat's Last Theorem
Fermat's Last Theorem•8mo ago
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Keshav
Keshav•8mo ago
bruh let me type it for everyone 1.25 $$(x^2 -4)\sqrt{x^2-1}<0$$
TeXit
TeXit•8mo ago
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Keshav
Keshav•8mo ago
1.27 (iii) Find possible value of expression $$ \frac{1}{x^2-x-1}$$
TeXit
TeXit•8mo ago
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Keshav
Keshav•8mo ago
First condition \newline $x^2-1>0$ \newline second condtion \newline $x^2 - 4<0$ \newline now solve and take intersection
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TeXit•8mo ago
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BroGotNoQuotes
BroGotNoQuotesOP•8mo ago
why tho
Slembash
Slembash•8mo ago
According to the Q, the answer should be less than 0; can't be equal to 0 (strict inequality). Now, the expression under root cannot be negative, nor it can be equal to 0, so greater than 0. Hence the first conditon, (x+1)(x-1) > 0 For second condition, it's very clear tht (x+2)(x-2) < 0 I hope u get my point
BroGotNoQuotes
BroGotNoQuotesOP•8mo ago
why cant the espression under root not be 0? oh i get it cuz then eq= 0 sirry i understand now +solved @Slembash
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iTeachChem Helper•8mo ago
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