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How can I solve 4x^2 + 12x > -x -3

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He have the following:


4x^2+12x>-x-3​

solving:


\begin{gathered} 4x^2+12x+x+3>-x-3+x+3​ \\ 4x^2+13x+3>0 \\ \text{factoring} \\ (4x+1)(x+3)>0 \\ (4x+1)>0\rightarrow4x+1-1>-1\rightarrow(4x)/(4)>-(1)/(4)\rightarrow x>-(1)/(4) \\ (x+3)<0\rightarrow x+3-3<0-3\rightarrow x<-3 \\ \text{the solution is} \\ (-\infty,-3)U(-(1)/(4),\infty) \end{gathered}

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