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Solve for y 2y+1>-9/5y-6

Solve For Y 2y1gt95y6 class=

Sagot :

vphilippe39

Answer: All real numbers

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's find the critical points of the inequality.

2y2+1=

−9

5

y−6

2y2+1−(

−9

5

y−6)=

−9

5

y−6−(

−9

5

y−6)(Subtract (-9)/5y-6 from both sides)

2y2+

9

5

y+7=0

For this equation: a=2, b=1.8, c=7

2y2+1.8y+7=0

y=

−b±√b2−4ac

2a

(Use quadratic formula with a=2, b=1.8, c=7)

y=

−(1.8)±√(1.8)2−4(2)(7)

2(2)

y=

−1.8±√−52.76

4

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