4m≥m+9>-9+4m Please answer urgent
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This inequality could be broken into two parts:
4m
m + 9 AND m + 9 > -9 + 4m
Focus first on the inequality m + 9 > -9 + 4m. subtract m from both sides, obtaining:
9 > -9 + 3m. Next, add 9 to both sides, obtaining: 18>3m, or m<6
Last step: Determine whether the inequality <span>4m≥m+9 is true if m<6.</span>
This inequality could be broken into two parts:
4m
Focus first on the inequality m + 9 > -9 + 4m. subtract m from both sides, obtaining:
9 > -9 + 3m. Next, add 9 to both sides, obtaining: 18>3m, or m<6
Last step: Determine whether the inequality <span>4m≥m+9 is true if m<6.</span>
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. The polynomial remainder theorem guarantees that the value of 
is the remainder upon dividing 
by 
, but I digress...
Synthetic division yields
3 | 2 -11 18 -15
. | 6 -15 9
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
. | 2 -5 3 -6
which translates to
(and note that
, as expected)
Synthetic division yields
3 | 2 -11 18 -15
. | 6 -15 9
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
. | 2 -5 3 -6
which translates to
(and note that