The answer is 3 because z to the y a-1
The solutions fo the inequality are all the points (x, y) that meet these 3 conditions.
- x ≠ 0
- y ≠ 0
- Sign(x) =sign(y)
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We want to find points of the form (x, y) that are solutions of the inequality:
x*y > 0
Clearly x and y must be different than zero.
So, for example if x = -1, y can be any negative number, for example y= -3
x*y > 0
(-1)*(-3) > 0
3 > 0
This is true.
Now if x = 1, y must be positive. LEt's take y = 103, then:
x*y > 0
1*103 > 0
103 > 0
Then we have 3 conditions:
- x ≠ 0
- y ≠ 0
- Sign(x) =sign(y)
The solutions fo the inequality are all the points (x, y) that meet these 3 conditions.
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I think this is
4+3 = 7.
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Assuming the equation is x^2 + y^2 = 1, then that's a circle, with radius 1, centered on the origin [0,0].
So there are two tangents at x = 0. They are y = 1, and y = -1 (horizontal lines).
There is one tangent at x = 1. It is x = 1 (a vertical line).
There is no tangent at x = 35, because the original equation has no solution at x = 35.
