AS & A Level Maths No 2 Inequalities-from www.mathstutor.biz
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@TheJac2000 if X is greater than zero than the graph is a smile vice versa
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Thanks, nice video. But when do we know the graph opens upward or downward? dont we need to do completing square to find out? or is there a faster way?
TheJac2000 3 months ago
@TheJac2000 All the examples in the clip are positive x "squared", if negative x "squared" parabola up the other way. ok. mathstutor
mathstutorbiz 3 months ago
During the first 3-part inequality, you didn't switch the sign after deviding. This then implies that we only switch the sign when dealing 2-part inequalities. Is that so?
heroalif 5 months ago
@heroalif No...... Only "switch" the sign when dividing by any negative value. mathstutor
mathstutorbiz 5 months ago
Easy to understand vids, cheers.
Just being picky, but shouldn't 5:32 be, "this is more than nought"
Time2Splitt 3 years ago
Listen again. I say, between "there" and "there" is less than nought.... which is true, maybe while pointing at > was not a good idea.... I go on to expalin greater than nought... so no mistake
mathstutorbiz 3 years ago