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[quote="amit2k9"]1. To solve which kind of inequalities determining crucial point becomes neccessary.
2.In this equation how to determine the crucial point (point at which the sign changes)?
|2x +3|> x +6.



2x+3>x+6

x>3

or

2x+3<-x-6 ie: 3x<-9 ie: x<-3 ie: the inquality is not defined in the range -3 to 3 and any other number satisfy it


draw a number line and see the

-4.....-3.....-2.....-1.....0.....1.....2.....3......4
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2x+3>x+6
=> x>3

-(2x+3)>(X+6)
=> x<-3
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so 2x +3 > -x - 6 OR 2x +3> x +6.


=> 3x > -9 OR x > 3


=> x < -3 OR x > 3
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in this case, crucial points are 3 and -3. and to decide what is the range just put the values -10, 10 and 0. n u will notice that this inequality is satisfied only when x >0 or x< - 3. just putting -10, 0 n 10 in the orginal eq, this range can be verified.



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