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Applied Calculus I Asst # 09-09-2005
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Applied Calculus I Asst # 1 09-09-2005
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**** query AppCal1 Section 0.1 solve x/2-x/3>5
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18:44:21 To solve you must find a common Denominator which is 6. You multiply both sides by 6. 6(x/2-x/3)>6(5) 6x/2-6x/3>30 Then you take the equation and simplify 3x-2x>30 x>30
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**** Did you multiply a common denominator (easier) or make it hard on yourself and put everything over a common denominator?
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18:44:47 Multiply a common denominator
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**** What was your equation after this step?
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18:45:19 6x/2-6x/3>30
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**** What is your solution?
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18:45:30 x>30
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**** Describe the interval or intervals you shaded on your graph.
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18:47:06 You put an open interval at 30 and shade to the right to infinity
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**** query AppCal1 Section 0.1 solve 2x^2+1<9x-3
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18:56:10 2x^2+1<9x-3 You subtract 9x-3 from both sides to get 2x^2-9x+4. You then use the quadratic formula to solve the equation. -(9)+or- the square root of [(9)^2-4(2)(4)]/2(2) = -9+or- the square root of [49]/4. Then you solve for the + and -. -9+7/4=-1/2 -9-7/4=-4
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**** Did you express this equation in the form quad<0 or 0 ......!!!!!!!!...................................
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quad<0
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**** If not, what did you do? If so, what were the zeros of your quadratic?
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18:56:42 did it
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**** Your zeros divide the x axis into three intervals. Over which interval(s) is the equation true?
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19:12:01 all intervals
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**** Query Add comments on any surprises or insights you experienced as a result of this assignment.
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19:14:14 I had trouble determining the intervals for the second problem. How do you determine if it will be < or > fro the x.
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19:14:18 Your response has been entered.
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19:14:18 Your response has been entered.
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19:14:22 ok
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