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    1.7.

    Quadratic Inequality

    ANSWER KEY

    1.1 (Identifying Quadratic Equations)


    1. quadratic, pure
    2. quadratic, complete
    3. not quadratic, negative exponent
    4. not quadratic, decimal exponent
    5. not quadratic, irrational exponent
    6. not quadratic, squared term will be omitted
    7. quadratic, complete
    8. quadratic, complete
    9. quadratic, complete
    10. not quadratic, no squared term
    1.2.1(Understanding Square Roots)
    1.a. 5,-5
    1.b. x2, x2
    1.c. 7/8, -7/8
    1.d. 5x,-5x
    1.e. 9ab, -9ab
    1.f. 3a/4b, -3a/4b
    2.a. 6
    2.b. 0.3
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    2.c. 1.2x
    2.d. 5/2
    2.e. x/20
    b3
    2.f. c4

    3.a. -10
    3.b. -0.4
    3.c. -20c
    3.d. -3/2
    3.e. -9/r
    4.a. 5
    4.b. 13/3
    4.c. 18
    4.d. 6
    4.e. 4
    4.f. 6
    4.g. 1
    4.h. 5
    4.i. 3/5
    1.2.2(Extracting Square Roots)
    √ √
    1. 2 6, −2 6
    √ √
    2. 10, − 10
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    1.7. Quadratic Inequality

    3. 11, -11
    √
    4. ± 5
    √ √
    5. 4 2, −4 2
    6. 6, -6
    √ √
    7. 4 6, −4 6
    √ √
    5 2 5 2
    8. ,−
    2 2
    9. 9, -1
    10. 15/1, -15/2
    11. 8, -7
    12. 8, -6
    13. 20, 6
    14. no real solution
    √
    3 ± 17
    15. −
    4
    1.2.3 (Factoring)

    1. ±9
    2. ±13
    3. ±6
    4. -2
    5. -7,3
    6. 2,12
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    7. -20, 10
    8. 3, -9
    9. 3
    10. 1, -3
    11. -6
    12. 4/3, -3/2
    13. 7/4, -2
    14. 2/3, -6/5
    15. 3/4, -9/2
    16. 11/3, -7
    17. -5/2
    1.2.4 (Completing the Square)
    1. 16,4
    2. 4/9, 2/3
    3. 1, 1
    4. 4, 2
    5. 25/16, 5/4
    6. 49/36, 7/6
    7. 9/64, 3/8
    8. 36, 6
    1.2.5(Solving by Completing the Square)
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    1.7. Quadratic Inequality

    1. 1,-4
    2. 6,-4
    3. no real solution
    4. 2, -3/2
    5. -3/2
    6. 5, -1/3
    √
    7. −1 ± 3
    √
    6± 2
    8.
    2
    9. 2b, -3b
    a
    10. , −3a
    2
    1.2.6(Quadratic Formula)
    1. 4,-1
    2. 1,-4
    3. 6,-4
    4. no real solution
    5. 2, -3/2
    6. 3/2
    7. 5, -1/3
    √
    8. −1 ± 3
    √
    6± 2
    9.
    2
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    1.3 (Nature of Roots)

    1. real, unequal, rational

    2. not real, unequal

    3. real, unequal, rational

    4. real, unequal, rational

    5. real, unequal, irrational

    6. real, unequal, rational

    7. real, unequal

    1.4 (Sum and Product of Roots)

    1. x2 + 2x + 3 = 0

    2. x2 − 4x + 4 = 0

    3. x2 − 12x − 4 = 0

    4. x2 + 24 = 0

    5. x2 = 0

    6. 3x2 + 2x + 21 = 0

    7. 5x2 − 3x = 0

    8. 2x2 − 13x − 10 = 0

    9. 35x2 − 65x − 28 = 0

    10. 8x2 − 19x + 21 = 0


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    1.7. Quadratic Inequality

    Challenge Problem
    S=-b/a; P=c/a

    1.5 (Solving Transfomable Equations)


    √
    1. −1 ± 2
    1 ± 13
    2.
    2
    3. No Real Solution
    1 ± 13
    4.
    2
    √
    5. ± 7
    6. 2 ± 2
    7. -3
    9 ± 23
    8.
    2
    9. 0,2
    10. 1,-1/2
    11. -4,1
    12. -3, 10
    √
    13. 2 ± 34
    14. No Real Solution
    15. 33/20
    16. 1/5
    17. 2
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    1.6.1. (Work Problems)


    1. R=6 hours, J=12 hours
    2. K≈ 190.55 minutes, M≈ 170.55 minutes
    √ √
    3. M = 6 + 2 17hrs; J = 10 + 2 17hrs
    √ √
    15 + 5 5 10 + 5 5
    4. A = hrs. ; R = hrs.
    2 2
    1.6.2 (Dimension Problems)
    1. 12m or 20m
    √
    3 − 3 113
    2. − hrs.
    4
    3. l ≈ 19.45m
    1.6.3. (Motion Problems)
    1. At approx. 2.07s and 5.43s ; 15/2s
    2. 240 mph
    3. 12 mph
    1.6.4. (Miscellaneuos Problems)
    1. 23,4
    2. 18ft, 14ft
    3. 23,23
    4. 20 mph
    5. 31,33
    6. 10in x 30in
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    1.7. Quadratic Inequality

    7. 6in
    √
    A ± 0.6 A
    8. E = ; E ≈ 13.36in2
    2
    1.7.1. (Interval Notation)

    1. (5, +∞)
    2. [20, +∞)
    3. (−∞, 0]
    4. (−∞, 11)
    5. (−2, 3/2)
    6. (−4, 2/3]
    7. [−11/3, 17)
    8. [−7, 21]

    1.7.2.(Solving Quadratic Inequalities)


    1. (−∞, −4] ∪ [−3, +∞)
    2. [−3, 1/2]
    3. (−∞, −2) ∪ (2, +∞)
    4. (−1, 6)
    5. [2, 5]
    6. (−∞, −8] ∪ [0, +∞)
    7. [0, 3]
    8. [−3, 3]
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    9. [−5, −1/3]
    10. (−1/3, 1/2)
    11. No Real Solution
    12. <

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