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In Exercises 71-76, solve the given quadratic inequality by sketching the graph of the corresponding quadratic function. $x^2+x-2>0$

   In Exercises 71-76, solve the given quadratic inequality by sketching the graph of the corresponding quadratic function.
$x^2+x-2>0$
Precalculus: A Right Triangle Approach
Precalculus: A Right Triangle Approach
Ratti, McWaters,… 5th Edition
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In Exercises 71-76, solve the given quadratic inequality by sketching the graph of the corresponding quadratic function. $x^2+x-2>0$
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00:01 Okay, so i went ahead and factored both of the polynomials, both in the numerator and denominator.
00:06 So i get x minus 2x plus the one in the numerator, x minus 1, x minus 3 in the denominator.
00:12 So that gives me four critical points there, 2, negative 1, 1, and 3.
00:18 And that gives me 5 test intervals, negative infinity to negative 1, negative 1 to 1, 1 to 2, 2 to 3, and 3 to infinity.
00:27 So i have to plug in for each of the five intervals.
00:30 So when i plugged in negative 2 for the first interval, i ended up getting a positive.
00:34 So what we're looking for here is greater than zero.
00:37 So i'm looking for all of my positive intervals.
00:39 So i can use that one right here.
00:42 When i plugged in zero for the second test interval, i got a negative.
00:45 So that doesn't work.
00:47 When i plugged in one and a half for the third interval, i got a positive.
00:51 So i can use that one.
00:52 When i plugged in two and a half, i got a negative.
00:55 So i can't use that one...
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