0:00:00.990,0:00:04.056 The expression 5X 0:00:04.056,0:00:10.970 minus 4. Greater than[br]two X plus 3 looks like an 0:00:10.970,0:00:15.670 equation, but with the equal[br]sign replaced by an Arrowhead. 0:00:16.990,0:00:19.138 This denotes that the. 0:00:19.720,0:00:24.760 Part on the left, 5X minus four[br]is greater than the part on the 0:00:24.760,0:00:26.200 right 2X plus 3. 0:00:27.440,0:00:29.911 We use four symbols to denote in 0:00:29.911,0:00:34.358 Equalities. This symbol[br]means is greater than. 0:00:36.840,0:00:41.043 This symbol means is greater[br]than or equal to. 0:00:42.140,0:00:44.966 This symbol means is less than. 0:00:45.890,0:00:50.180 On this symbol means is less[br]than or equal to. 0:00:51.380,0:00:55.516 Notice that the Arrowhead[br]always points to the 0:00:55.516,0:00:56.550 smaller expression. 0:00:58.780,0:01:01.580 In Equalities can be[br]manipulated like equations 0:01:01.580,0:01:03.580 and follow very similar[br]rules. 0:01:04.940,0:01:06.998 But there is one[br]important exception. 0:01:08.790,0:01:13.925 If you add the same number to[br]both sides of an inequality, the 0:01:13.925,0:01:17.875 inequality remains true. If you[br]subtract the same number from 0:01:17.875,0:01:22.615 both sides of the inequality, it[br]remains true. If you multiply or 0:01:22.615,0:01:26.565 divide both sides of an[br]inequality by the same positive 0:01:26.565,0:01:28.145 number, it remains true. 0:01:29.860,0:01:33.955 But if you multiply or divide[br]both sides of an inequality by a 0:01:33.955,0:01:36.000 negative number. It's no longer 0:01:36.000,0:01:40.217 true. In fact, the inequality[br]becomes reversed. This is quite 0:01:40.217,0:01:45.066 easy to see because we can write[br]that four is greater than two. 0:01:45.860,0:01:50.800 But if we multiply both sides of[br]this inequality by minus one, we 0:01:50.800,0:01:51.940 get minus 4. 0:01:52.440,0:01:54.990 Is less than minus 2? 0:01:55.710,0:01:57.786 We have to reverse the[br]inequality. 0:01:58.920,0:02:05.336 This leads to difficulties[br]when dealing with variables 0:02:05.336,0:02:11.752 because of variable can[br]be either positive or 0:02:11.752,0:02:14.704 negative. Look at these two 0:02:14.704,0:02:17.244 inequalities. X is greater than 0:02:17.244,0:02:19.710 one. And X squared. 0:02:20.230,0:02:21.650 Is greater than X. 0:02:23.380,0:02:27.566 Now clearly if X squared is[br]greater than ex, ex can't be 0. 0:02:28.280,0:02:31.880 So it looks as if we ought to be[br]able to divide both sides of 0:02:31.880,0:02:34.230 this inequality by X. Giving us. 0:02:34.740,0:02:38.088 X greater than one, which is[br]what we've got on the left. 0:02:39.750,0:02:43.134 But in fact we can't do this.[br]These two inequalities are not 0:02:43.134,0:02:47.100 the same. This is because X[br]can be negative. 0:02:48.440,0:02:53.055 Here we're saying that X is[br]greater than one, so X must be 0:02:53.055,0:02:56.280 positive. But here we have to[br]take into account the 0:02:56.280,0:02:57.580 possibility that X is negative. 0:02:58.180,0:03:04.600 In fact, the complete solution[br]for this is X is greater than 0:03:04.600,0:03:07.810 one or X less than 0. 0:03:08.420,0:03:11.450 Because obviously if X is[br]negative, then X squared is 0:03:11.450,0:03:15.389 always going to be greater than[br]X. I'll show you exactly how to 0:03:15.389,0:03:18.419 get the solution for this type[br]of inequality later on. 0:03:20.930,0:03:23.930 Great care really has to be[br]taken when solving inequalities 0:03:23.930,0:03:27.530 to make sure that you don't[br]multiply or divide by a negative 0:03:27.530,0:03:33.157 number by accident. For example,[br]saying that X is greater than Y. 0:03:34.140,0:03:40.954 Implies. That X[br]squared is greater than Y 0:03:40.954,0:03:44.064 squared only if X&Y are 0:03:44.064,0:03:51.126 positive. I'll start[br]with a very simple 0:03:51.126,0:03:57.958 inequality. X +3 is[br]greater than two. 0:03:59.040,0:04:03.048 To solve this, we simply need[br]to subtract 3 from both sides. 0:04:03.048,0:04:07.724 If we subtract 3 from the left[br]hand side were left with X. If 0:04:07.724,0:04:11.732 we subtract 3 from the right[br]hand side were left with minus 0:04:11.732,0:04:14.738 one and that is the solution[br]to the inequality. 0:04:15.930,0:04:19.269 In Equalities can be represented[br]on the number line. 0:04:21.320,0:04:25.340 Here are solution is X is[br]greater than minus one. 0:04:26.240,0:04:28.478 So we start at minus one. 0:04:30.280,0:04:32.667 And this line shows the range of 0:04:32.667,0:04:35.108 values. The decks can take. 0:04:36.300,0:04:40.152 I'm going to put an open circle[br]there. That open circle denotes 0:04:40.152,0:04:42.078 that although the line goes to 0:04:42.078,0:04:46.637 minus one. X cannot actually[br]equal minus. 1X has to be 0:04:46.637,0:04:47.969 greater than minus one. 0:04:49.200,0:04:55.404 Let's have a[br]look at another 0:04:55.404,0:04:56.438 one. 0:04:58.440,0:05:01.428 4X plus 6. 0:05:02.060,0:05:05.798 Is greater than 3X plus 7. 0:05:07.210,0:05:12.310 First of all, I'm going to[br]subtract 6 from both sides, so 0:05:12.310,0:05:16.985 we get 4X on the left, greater[br]than 3X plus one. 0:05:17.920,0:05:22.535 And now I'm going to subtract 3[br]X from both sides, which gives 0:05:22.535,0:05:24.310 me X greater than one. 0:05:25.080,0:05:29.040 And again, I can represent this[br]on the number line. 0:05:29.780,0:05:31.810 X has to be greater than one. 0:05:33.680,0:05:35.400 But X cannot equal 1. 0:05:36.990,0:05:43.770 Another example is 3X minus[br]five is less than or 0:05:43.770,0:05:47.160 equal to 3 minus X. 0:05:48.860,0:05:54.230 This time I need to add 5 to[br]both sides which gives me 3X is 0:05:54.230,0:05:56.020 less than or equal to. 0:05:56.530,0:05:58.798 8 minus X. 0:05:59.440,0:06:04.003 And then I need to add extra[br]both sides, which gives me 4X 0:06:04.003,0:06:06.109 less than or equal to 8. 0:06:06.890,0:06:11.944 Finally, I can divide both sides[br]by two, which gives me X is less 0:06:11.944,0:06:13.749 than or equal to two. 0:06:14.980,0:06:16.160 And on the number line. 0:06:18.830,0:06:22.535 X is less than or equal to two,[br]so we go this way. 0:06:23.290,0:06:26.194 And this time I'm going to do a 0:06:26.194,0:06:30.355 closed circle. This denotes that[br]X can be equal to two. 0:06:33.130,0:06:40.291 Now I'd like to look at[br]the inequality minus 2X is 0:06:40.291,0:06:42.244 greater than 4. 0:06:43.260,0:06:46.640 In order to solve this[br]inequality, we're going to have 0:06:46.640,0:06:49.006 to divide both sides by minus 2. 0:06:51.930,0:06:56.742 So we get minus two X divided by[br]minus two is X. 0:06:58.060,0:07:02.092 I've got to remember because I'm[br]dividing by a negative number to 0:07:02.092,0:07:03.100 reverse the inequality. 0:07:04.140,0:07:09.012 And four divided by minus[br]two is minus 2, so I get 0:07:09.012,0:07:11.448 X is less than minus 2. 0:07:14.390,0:07:17.330 There's often more than one way[br]to solve an inequality. 0:07:18.550,0:07:21.542 And I can just solve this[br]one again by using a 0:07:21.542,0:07:24.534 different method, so we have[br]-2 X is greater than 4. 0:07:25.890,0:07:28.786 If we add 2X to both sides we 0:07:28.786,0:07:34.850 get. Zero is greater than[br]4 + 2 X. 0:07:36.700,0:07:42.594 And then if we subtract 4 from[br]both sides, we get minus four is 0:07:42.594,0:07:44.278 greater than two X. 0:07:44.900,0:07:50.504 And we can divide through by two[br]again getting minus two is 0:07:50.504,0:07:51.905 greater than X. 0:07:52.450,0:07:57.364 And saying that X is less than[br]minus two is the same thing as 0:07:57.364,0:08:01.225 saying minus two is greater than[br]X, so we've solved this 0:08:01.225,0:08:04.384 inequality by do different[br]methods. The second one avoids 0:08:04.384,0:08:06.139 dividing by a negative number. 0:08:07.760,0:08:13.907 In Equalities often appear in[br]conjunction with the modulus 0:08:13.907,0:08:17.150 symbol. For instance. 0:08:18.840,0:08:22.608 We say MoD X is less than two. 0:08:23.700,0:08:27.407 The modular symbol denotes that[br]we have to take the absolute 0:08:27.407,0:08:31.788 value of X regardless of sign.[br]This is just the magnitude of X. 0:08:33.470,0:08:36.564 And it is always[br]positive. So for 0:08:36.564,0:08:39.658 instance, MoD 2 is[br]equal to 2. 0:08:41.010,0:08:45.393 And MoD minus two is[br]also equal to two. 0:08:46.850,0:08:53.038 If the absolute value of X is[br]less than two, then X must lie 0:08:53.038,0:08:58.784 between 2:00 and minus two. We[br]write minus two is less than X, 0:08:58.784,0:09:00.552 is less than two. 0:09:01.260,0:09:05.100 We can show this on the[br]number line. 0:09:06.980,0:09:14.792 X has to lie between minus two[br]and two, but it can't be too 0:09:14.792,0:09:22.370 itself. This shows the range[br]of values that ex can take. 0:09:25.320,0:09:31.118 If MoD X is greater than or[br]equal to five, we have the 0:09:31.118,0:09:36.470 absolute value of X must be[br]greater than or equal to five, 0:09:36.470,0:09:42.268 which means that X is going to[br]itself is going to be greater 0:09:42.268,0:09:48.512 than or equal to five or less[br]than or equal to minus five. We 0:09:48.512,0:09:54.756 write X less than or equal to[br]minus five or X greater than or 0:09:54.756,0:09:56.094 equal to 5. 0:09:56.270,0:09:57.710 And on the number line. 0:09:59.300,0:10:03.584 X can take the value 5, so we do[br]a closed circle. 0:10:04.900,0:10:08.004 And it can take the[br]value minus 5. 0:10:10.210,0:10:15.871 Now I want to look at[br]another slightly more 0:10:15.871,0:10:17.758 complicated modulus one. 0:10:18.890,0:10:21.620 We have MoD X minus 4. 0:10:22.830,0:10:24.498 Less than three. 0:10:25.390,0:10:30.329 The modulus sign shows that[br]the absolute value of X minus 0:10:30.329,0:10:35.717 four is less than three. This[br]means that X minus four must 0:10:35.717,0:10:40.207 lie between minus three and[br]three, so we write minus 0:10:40.207,0:10:44.248 three less than X minus four[br]less than three. 0:10:45.910,0:10:50.914 This is what we call a double[br]inequality of women's treated as 0:10:50.914,0:10:55.918 two separate inequalities. So on[br]the left we have minus three is 0:10:55.918,0:10:58.003 less than X minus 4. 0:11:00.220,0:11:06.955 By adding four to both sides, we[br]get one is less than X. On the 0:11:06.955,0:11:11.445 right we have X minus four is[br]less than three. 0:11:12.110,0:11:17.090 And again we had four to both[br]sides to get. X is less than 7. 0:11:17.750,0:11:21.610 So the solution to this[br]particular inequality is X is 0:11:21.610,0:11:26.242 greater than One X is less[br]than Seven. We write 1 less 0:11:26.242,0:11:30.874 than X less than Seven, and[br]again I'll show you that on 0:11:30.874,0:11:32.032 the number line. 0:11:34.510,0:11:38.481 X lies between one and Seven,[br]but it can't be either. 0:11:42.950,0:11:49.229 Now let's solve[br]MoD. 5X. Minus 8 0:11:49.229,0:11:55.508 is less than or[br]equal to 12. 0:11:58.000,0:12:02.140 We're saying here that the[br]absolute value of 5X minus 8 is 0:12:02.140,0:12:04.210 less than or equal to 12. 0:12:05.080,0:12:07.268 So 5X minus 8. 0:12:07.820,0:12:09.460 Must be less than 12. 0:12:10.850,0:12:13.020 Or greater than minus 12. 0:12:13.810,0:12:20.609 We write minus 12 is less than[br]or equal to 5X minus 8. 0:12:21.260,0:12:23.710 Is less than or equal to 12? 0:12:25.030,0:12:30.200 Again, we have a double[br]inequality on the left, we have 0:12:30.200,0:12:35.370 minus 12 is less than or equal[br]to 5X minus 8. 0:12:36.480,0:12:42.178 We add it to both sides, which[br]gives us minus four is less than 0:12:42.178,0:12:43.806 or equal to 5X. 0:12:44.960,0:12:48.970 And then we divide both[br]sides by 5, which gives 0:12:48.970,0:12:53.381 us minus four fifths is[br]less than or equal to X. 0:12:54.460,0:12:58.708 On the right we have the[br]inequality 5X minus 8 is less 0:12:58.708,0:13:00.478 than or equal to 12. 0:13:01.480,0:13:06.628 So we write 5X minus 8 less than[br]or equal to 12. 0:13:07.360,0:13:12.261 We had eight to both sides,[br]which gives us 5X is less than 0:13:12.261,0:13:13.769 or equal to 20. 0:13:14.510,0:13:18.374 And we divide both sides[br]by 5, which gives us X is 0:13:18.374,0:13:20.306 less than or equal to 4. 0:13:22.070,0:13:28.685 So our final answer is minus 4[br]over 5 is less than or equal to 0:13:28.685,0:13:32.240 X. Which in turn is less[br]than or equal to 4. 0:13:33.440,0:13:35.834 And we can show this[br]on the number line. 0:13:37.190,0:13:40.010 Minus four fifths is about here. 0:13:40.930,0:13:42.460 Let me go through to four. 0:13:43.160,0:13:45.176 And because it's less than or 0:13:45.176,0:13:48.860 equal to. We use[br]a closed circle. 0:13:50.700,0:13:54.678 In Equalities can be solved[br]very easily using graphs, 0:13:54.678,0:13:59.540 and if you're in any way[br]unsure about the algebra it 0:13:59.540,0:14:05.728 can could be a good idea to[br]do a graph to check. Let me 0:14:05.728,0:14:07.938 show you how this works. 0:14:09.700,0:14:15.365 We take the inequality 2X, plus[br]three is less than 0. 0:14:16.040,0:14:18.992 Now this inequality can be[br]solved very easily doing 0:14:18.992,0:14:20.960 algebra, but it makes a good 0:14:20.960,0:14:27.313 example. The first thing that we[br]need to do is to draw the graph 0:14:27.313,0:14:29.719 of Y equals 2X plus 3. 0:14:32.180,0:14:33.638 And I've got this graph here. 0:14:34.200,0:14:39.735 Note that it's the equation of[br]a straight line. 0:14:40.440,0:14:43.820 It has a slope of two[br]and then intercept on 0:14:43.820,0:14:45.510 the Y axis of three. 0:14:47.450,0:14:51.278 On the X axis. 0:14:52.460,0:14:56.308 Why is equal to 0 so that[br]where the line cuts the X 0:14:56.308,0:14:58.084 axis Y is equal to 0? 0:14:59.280,0:15:01.632 Above the X axis Y is greater 0:15:01.632,0:15:06.390 than 0. And below the X axis Y[br]is less than 0. 0:15:08.260,0:15:11.978 So when we say that we want 2X[br]plus three less than 0. 0:15:13.420,0:15:17.203 On this graph, that means why is[br]less than zero, so we're looking 0:15:17.203,0:15:20.404 for the points where the line is[br]below the X axis. 0:15:21.090,0:15:25.682 In other words, where X is less[br]than minus one and a half, and 0:15:25.682,0:15:27.650 this is the solution to the 0:15:27.650,0:15:35.240 inequality. And we can mark[br]this on the graph using the 0:15:35.240,0:15:39.128 X axis as the number line. 0:15:39.850,0:15:46.330 This technique can also be[br]used with modulus inequalities 0:15:46.330,0:15:52.810 and here using a graph[br]can be very helpful. 0:15:53.750,0:15:56.440 Take for example the inequality. 0:15:57.010,0:16:00.690 MoD X minus two is less than 0. 0:16:01.820,0:16:08.148 Again, we need to plot the graph[br]of Y equals MoD X minus 2. 0:16:08.720,0:16:14.924 This is the graph of Y equals[br]MoD X minus 2. 0:16:15.750,0:16:18.236 For those of you who are not[br]familiar with modulus functions, 0:16:18.236,0:16:19.592 it might look a little bit 0:16:19.592,0:16:24.438 strange. On the right we have[br]part of the graph of Y equals X 0:16:24.438,0:16:29.602 minus 2. And on the left,[br]where X is less than zero, we 0:16:29.602,0:16:33.706 have part of the graph of Y[br]equals minus X minus two. 0:16:33.706,0:16:37.126 This is because the modulus[br]function changes the sign of 0:16:37.126,0:16:38.836 X when X is negative. 0:16:40.660,0:16:45.580 Again, we're looking for MoD X.[br]Minus two is less than 0. 0:16:46.760,0:16:52.122 So we want the places where Y is[br]less than zero, which is between 0:16:52.122,0:16:57.101 X equals minus two and X equals[br]+2, and again this is the 0:16:57.101,0:16:58.633 solution to our problem. 0:16:59.460,0:17:05.213 So we say minus two less than[br]X less than two. 0:17:05.920,0:17:10.526 Again, we can mark this on the[br]graph using the X axis as the 0:17:10.526,0:17:15.290 number line. Quadratic[br]inequalities need 0:17:15.290,0:17:22.130 handling with care.[br]Let's solve X 0:17:22.130,0:17:28.970 squared minus three[br]X +2 is 0:17:28.970,0:17:32.390 greater than 0. 0:17:35.610,0:17:38.734 Note that all the terms are on[br]the left hand side. 0:17:39.240,0:17:42.867 And on the right hand side we[br]just had zero, exactly as with 0:17:42.867,0:17:43.983 the quadratic equation before 0:17:43.983,0:17:47.654 you solve it. This expression 0:17:47.654,0:17:53.746 factorizes too. X minus[br]two X minus one. 0:17:54.530,0:17:58.310 Now this is a quadratic[br]equation. We would simply say 0:17:58.310,0:18:02.468 right X equals 2 or X equals 1[br]and that's it. 0:18:03.250,0:18:04.682 But we've got a bit more work to 0:18:04.682,0:18:10.120 do here. Weather this expression[br]is greater than zero is going to 0:18:10.120,0:18:15.450 depend on the sign of each of[br]these two factors. We sort this 0:18:15.450,0:18:17.500 out by using a grid. 0:18:18.240,0:18:24.744 The points[br]that were 0:18:24.744,0:18:31.370 checks equals.[br]X minus 2 equals 0 and X minus 0:18:31.370,0:18:35.390 one equals 0 and marked in, so[br]this is one and two. 0:18:36.170,0:18:39.579 We put the two factors on the 0:18:39.579,0:18:42.698 left. And their product. 0:18:43.280,0:18:47.000 Now. 0:18:48.210,0:18:53.700 When X is less than one, both X[br]minus one and X minus two are 0:18:53.700,0:18:55.164 going to be negative. 0:18:56.580,0:18:59.950 So when you multiply them[br]together, their product is going 0:18:59.950,0:19:00.961 to be positive. 0:19:03.390,0:19:05.525 When X is greater than one but 0:19:05.525,0:19:09.688 less than two. X minus one is[br]going to be positive. 0:19:10.600,0:19:13.096 But X minus two is going to be 0:19:13.096,0:19:15.350 negative. So when you multiply 0:19:15.350,0:19:17.386 them together. The product will 0:19:17.386,0:19:23.420 be negative. Finally, when X is[br]greater than two, both X minus 0:19:23.420,0:19:26.556 one and X minus two will be 0:19:26.556,0:19:30.282 positive. And if you multiply[br]them together, their product 0:19:30.282,0:19:31.578 will also be positive. 0:19:34.070,0:19:35.798 We are looking for. 0:19:36.300,0:19:39.900 X minus two times X minus one to[br]be greater than 0. 0:19:40.890,0:19:42.620 This occurs when it's positive. 0:19:43.500,0:19:47.140 And our grid shows that this[br]happens when X is less than one. 0:19:47.640,0:19:49.866 Or when X is greater than two? 0:19:50.450,0:19:52.418 So we write in our answer. 0:19:53.660,0:20:00.849 Which is X is less than one[br]or X is greater than two. 0:20:03.950,0:20:06.590 And on the number line. 0:20:07.210,0:20:09.388 X must be less than one. 0:20:09.980,0:20:12.536 So I put a circle to show[br]that it can't be 1. 0:20:14.280,0:20:16.520 And X can also be greater[br]than two. 0:20:20.050,0:20:23.976 Here's another 0:20:23.976,0:20:30.116 quadratic. Minus two[br]X squared plus 5X 0:20:30.116,0:20:35.480 plus 12 is greater[br]than or equal to 0. 0:20:36.570,0:20:40.674 I don't like having a negative[br]coefficient of X squared, so I'm 0:20:40.674,0:20:44.094 going to multiply this whole[br]thing through by minus one, 0:20:44.094,0:20:47.514 remembering to change the[br]direction of the inequality as I 0:20:47.514,0:20:48.882 do. This gives us. 0:20:49.410,0:20:57.278 Two X squared minus 5X minus 12[br]is less than or equal to 0. 0:20:58.680,0:21:04.906 This expression factorizes to 2X[br]plus three times X minus four, 0:21:04.906,0:21:08.868 so that is less than or equal 0:21:08.868,0:21:12.955 to 0. Again, I'm going to[br]do a grid. 0:21:18.150,0:21:25.590 This factor is zero[br]when X is minus 0:21:25.590,0:21:28.380 three over 2. 0:21:29.450,0:21:31.858 This fact is zero when X is 4. 0:21:32.770,0:21:35.698 We write in the two factors. 0:21:36.380,0:21:39.938 And we right in the product. 0:21:43.460,0:21:50.530 When X is less than minus three[br]over 2, both 2X plus three and 0:21:50.530,0:21:53.055 X minus four and negative. 0:21:53.860,0:21:56.110 So their product is positive. 0:21:57.580,0:22:01.350 When X lies between minus three[br]over two and four. 0:22:02.540,0:22:04.670 2X plus three is positive. 0:22:05.410,0:22:09.590 But X minus four is still[br]negative, so their product 0:22:09.590,0:22:10.426 is negative. 0:22:11.480,0:22:16.797 When X is greater than four,[br]both 2X plus three and X minus 0:22:16.797,0:22:18.024 four are positive. 0:22:18.590,0:22:20.180 So their product is positive. 0:22:20.780,0:22:26.576 We are looking for 2X plus three[br]times X minus four to be less 0:22:26.576,0:22:28.646 than or equal to 0. 0:22:29.330,0:22:33.110 In other words, this expression[br]has to be either 0 or negative. 0:22:34.300,0:22:35.270 This occurs. 0:22:36.520,0:22:41.824 When X lies between minus three[br]over two and four, and it can 0:22:41.824,0:22:47.128 equal either number. So we have[br]minus three over 2 is less than 0:22:47.128,0:22:51.616 or equal to X is less than or[br]equal to 4. 0:22:53.890,0:22:56.370 And on the number line. 0:22:58.220,0:23:00.326 Minus three over 2 is here. 0:23:01.760,0:23:05.738 Four is here. 0:23:08.840,0:23:12.040 And I've done filled[br]circles because we have 0:23:12.040,0:23:14.040 less than or equal to. 0:23:17.260,0:23:22.783 Quadratic inequalities can[br]also be solved graphically. 0:23:22.783,0:23:30.673 Let's solve X squared minus[br]three X +2 is greater 0:23:30.673,0:23:32.251 than 0. 0:23:34.130,0:23:38.710 As with the linear equalities[br]inequalities, we have to plot 0:23:38.710,0:23:43.748 the graph of Y equals X squared[br]minus three X +2. 0:23:44.650,0:23:51.527 This factorizes to give Y equals[br]X minus one times X minus 2. 0:23:52.800,0:23:54.600 The graph looks like this. 0:23:55.960,0:24:01.174 Because it's a quadratic, it's a[br]parabola. Are U shaped curve? 0:24:02.210,0:24:04.275 And it crosses the X axis where 0:24:04.275,0:24:08.729 X equals 1. Because of the[br]factor X minus one and where 0:24:08.729,0:24:12.139 X equals 2 because of the[br]factor X minus 2. 0:24:13.490,0:24:18.963 Now we're looking for X squared[br]minus three X +2 to be greater 0:24:18.963,0:24:23.662 than 0. This is where Y[br]is greater than zero. In 0:24:23.662,0:24:27.042 other words, the part of[br]the graph that is above 0:24:27.042,0:24:31.098 the X axis, which are the[br]two arms of the you here. 0:24:32.710,0:24:36.021 This occurs where X is less than 0:24:36.021,0:24:41.218 one. And where X is greater[br]than two, so we can write 0:24:41.218,0:24:43.058 that in as our solution. 0:24:46.140,0:24:52.040 And we can mark this[br]in using the X axis 0:24:52.040,0:24:54.400 as the number line. 0:24:55.600,0:25:00.222 I'll[br]do 0:25:00.222,0:25:04.844 one[br]more 0:25:04.844,0:25:07.155 quadratic 0:25:07.155,0:25:09.466 inequality. 0:25:10.470,0:25:14.040 X squared Minus X 0:25:14.040,0:25:18.419 minus 6. So less than or[br]equal to 0. 0:25:22.680,0:25:27.146 Again, we need to plot[br]the graph of Y equals X 0:25:27.146,0:25:29.176 squared minus X minus 6. 0:25:30.360,0:25:32.058 The expression factorizes. 0:25:32.830,0:25:35.998 To X minus three. 0:25:36.070,0:25:40.029 X +2 And the graph 0:25:40.029,0:25:46.756 looks like this. Similar[br]to the previous 0:25:46.756,0:25:48.040 graph. 0:25:49.210,0:25:54.716 We have The factor X +2 the line[br]crosses the point at X equals 0:25:54.716,0:25:58.832 minus two and for the factor X[br]minus three, the curve crosses 0:25:58.832,0:26:00.890 the point at X equals 3. 0:26:01.750,0:26:06.046 And we're looking for where X[br]squared minus X minus six is 0:26:06.046,0:26:08.194 less than or equal to 0. 0:26:09.470,0:26:14.189 In other words, why must lie on[br]the X axis or below it? 0:26:14.920,0:26:19.509 This part of the curve and that[br]occurs between the points of X 0:26:19.509,0:26:24.804 equals minus two and X equals 3.[br]So we can say that minus two is 0:26:24.804,0:26:29.746 less than or equal to X, which[br]is less than or equal to 3. 0:26:31.260,0:26:36.746 And we can put this in again[br]using the X axis is the 0:26:36.746,0:26:40.966 number line from minus 2[br]using a closed circle because 0:26:40.966,0:26:43.920 2 - 2 is included to +3.