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Quadratic inequalities are polynomial inequalities of degree 2. You solve them using sign charts. This is how to do it:
Rule
Example 1
Solve the inequality x2−4≥3x
Next, you make a sign chart:
You can read off that x2−4≥3x when x∈(−∞,−1]∪[4,∞). Because we had a greater than or equal sign (≥) in the original inequality, the intervals are closed on the side that does not tend to infinity.