03 Equations of inequality Flashcards

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What does it mean if the discriminant is bigger than 0 when finding intersection points?

A

there are 2 intersection points.

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What does it mean if the discriminant is equal to 0 when finding intersection points?

A

There is 1 intersection point.

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What does it mean if the discriminant is less than 0 when finding intersection points?

A

There are no intersection points.

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4
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How do you start a set notation bracket?

A

x:

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5
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What you use to connect 2 set inequalities that don’t overlap when using set notation?

A

the ‘u’ shape.

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6
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What steps do you follow when solving a quadratic inequality?

A

1- set it equal to 0
2- solve quadratic to find critical values
3- draw graph
4- use graph to get final answer

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7
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What’s the first step of finding the points at which a graph intercepts each other?

A

Set the equations equal to each other.

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8
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When finding a region on a graph, should you use dotted or solid lines for the symbols ‘>’ and ‘<‘?

A

Dotted lines.

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