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Jiyda Moussa · Answer 1 · 2021-08-17T12:35:42+0000

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It's inequality where you have the unknown with exponent 2 and no higher exponents.

For example:

$x^2-5x+3<0\\\\4x>5x^2+1\\\\4x^2-1\geqslant0\\\\5\leqslant-10x^2$

These are NOT quadratic inequalities:

$x^3-5x+3<0\\\\4x^2>5x^5+1\\\\4x^2-x^6\geqslant0\\\\5\leqslant-10x$

Virtuoz · Answer 2 · 2021-08-20T05:09:26+0000

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Explanation:

quadratic equation is an equation of second degree that use an initially sign in stand of equal sign the solution of quadratic inquality always give the two root

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It's inequality where you have the unknown with exponent 2 and no higher exponents.

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