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brucecy92 25 Jul 2020, 06:58
hi. i met a problem while studying. could u help me solve?
sketch a region A defined by y > x2-2, y < x and x>1. thanks i wait to hear from u
I couldn't graph any of it and don't know what to do with x>1
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hi. i met a problem while studying. could u help me solve? sketch a region A defined by y > x2-2, y < x and x>1. thanks i wait to hear from u
Relevant page <a href="/inequalities/inequality.php">Inequalities</a> What I've done so far I couldn't graph any of it and don't know what to do with x>1
vincecoward 15 Sep 2021, 03:27
I think this is the answer of the graph you are saying.
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<img src="/forum/uploads/imf-2542-graph.jpg" width="281" height="500" alt="General" /> I think this is the answer of the graph you are saying.
Murray 29 Mar 2022, 21:33
I believe you meant `y>x^2-2` and not `y>2x-2`?
If so, Vince's answer would not be correct.
It's good to make use of the math entry system, then everyone is clearer about what you mean.
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I believe you meant `y>x^2-2` and not `y>2x-2`? If so, Vince's answer would not be correct. It's good to make use of the math entry system, then everyone is clearer about what you mean.
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