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    Quadratic Inequalities: Preliminary Mathematics Extension 1 (3unit)

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    Solving quadratic inequalities involves three steps: 1) Rearrange and factorize the inequality so all terms are on the left-hand side, 2) Sketch the graph of the left-hand side and mark intercepts, 3) Observe the graph to determine the domain where the inequality is satisfied. Examples provided demonstrate solving inequalities like x^2 >= 7x-10, 3-2x-x^2 < 0, (x-1)^2 <= 2x+2, and 3x^2 + 2x >= 8.

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    Solving quadratic inequalities involves three steps: 1) Rearrange and factorize the inequality so all terms are on the left-hand side, 2) Sketch the graph of the left-hand side and mark intercepts, 3) Observe the graph to determine the domain where the inequality is satisfied. Examples provided demonstrate solving inequalities like x^2 >= 7x-10, 3-2x-x^2 < 0, (x-1)^2 <= 2x+2, and 3x^2 + 2x >= 8.

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    Solving quadratic inequalities involves three steps: 1) Rearrange and factorize the inequality so all terms are on the left-hand side, 2) Sketch the graph of the left-hand side and mark intercepts, 3) Observe the graph to determine the domain where the inequality is satisfied. Examples provided demonstrate solving inequalities like x^2 >= 7x-10, 3-2x-x^2 < 0, (x-1)^2 <= 2x+2, and 3x^2 + 2x >= 8.

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    PRELIMINARY MATHEMATICS EXTENSION 1 (3UNIT)

    QUADRATIC INEQUALITIES
    SOLVING QUADRATIC INEQUALITIES
    Step 1: Rearrange the inequality so that all the terms are on the LHS, and then
    factorise
    Step 2: Sketch a graph of the LHS, ensuring that you mark all intercepts
    Step 3: By observing the graph, determine the domain for which the inequality is
    satisfied

    Examples: Solve the following inequalities

    x 2 7 x10

    32 xx 2 <0

    2 x +2

    (x1)2

    3 x2 +2 x 8

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