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Solve the inequality $x^3  + 4x > 5x^2$.

 Feb 2, 2021
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x ( x^2 - 5x+4) > 0

x(x-4)(x-1) >0                        (0,1) U (1,+inf)     (by graphing ....easiest)

 Feb 2, 2021
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incorrect :(

 Feb 2, 2021
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Sorry....typo

    (0,1) U (4,+inf)  

Guest Feb 2, 2021
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factor to get x(x-1)(x-4)=0 so the answer is: 

 

 (0, 1) U (4, infinity)

 

using this as a system of inequalities for a solution won't work because for some reason web2.0calc can't render it

 

just convert (0, 1) U (4, infinity) into a system of inequalities for a solution if that's what you're looking for

 Feb 3, 2021
edited by KitSoundwave  Feb 3, 2021
edited by KitSoundwave  Feb 3, 2021
edited by KitSoundwave  Feb 3, 2021
edited by KitSoundwave  Feb 3, 2021

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