2.15 Solving inequalities

2.15 Solving inequalities Quiz

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  1. 1. Solve x2−x−6≤0x^{2}-x-6\le0.

    • A. −2≤x≤3-2\le x\le3
    • B. x≤−2x\le-2 or x≥3x\ge3
    • C. −3≤x≤2-3\le x\le2
    • D. −2<x<3-2<x<3
  2. 2. Solve x(x−2)(x+4)<0x(x-2)(x+4)<0.

    • A. x<−4x<-4 or 0<x<20<x<2
    • B. −4<x<0-4<x<0 or x>2x>2
    • C. −4<x<2-4<x<2
    • D. 0<x<20<x<2
  3. 3. Which method is valid for 3x−1<2\frac{3}{x-1}<2?

    • A. Multiply both sides by x−1x-1
    • B. Multiply both sides by (x−1)2(x-1)^{2}
    • C. Take reciprocals of both sides
    • D. Square both sides
  4. 4. Solve x+2x−1≥0\frac{x+2}{x-1}\ge0.

    • A. x≤−2x\le-2 or x>1x>1
    • B. x≤−2x\le-2 or x≥1x\ge1
    • C. −2≤x<1-2\le x<1
    • D. x>1x>1
  5. 5. The graphs of y=g(x)y=g(x) and y=f(x)y=f(x) meet only at x=1x=1 and x=5x=5, and g(3)>f(3)g(3)>f(3) with both functions continuous. Which is certainly true?

    • A. g(x)>f(x)g(x)>f(x) for 1<x<51<x<5
    • B. g(x)>f(x)g(x)>f(x) for all xx
    • C. g(x)<f(x)g(x)<f(x) for 1<x<51<x<5
    • D. g(x)=f(x)g(x)=f(x) for 1<x<51<x<5

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