Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:


1) A quadratic will have no real roots when its discriminant is negative


Dividing by 4,

We have a positive coefficient on k^2 so this parabola is a CUP (concave up positive) so has a minimum at the vertex. If the vertex y value is less than zero, the inequality will be true in the range between the zeros.

That's true for

2) We look for the meet of the line and the parabola:


For two intersections we need a positive discriminant:



That's means two negative or two positive, so
or 
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
(x−a)(x−b)=x2−(a+b)x+ab
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Answer: x = 4
Step-by-step explanation:
2(x+1)=10
Distributive properties
a*(b+c)=(a*b)+(a*c)
Using distributive properties
Then
2*(x+1)=(2*x)+(2*1)
2*(x+1)=2x+2
Now, commutative properties
a*b=b*a
Addition is cumulative
a+(-b)=(-b)+a
Therefore applying to 2x+2
2x+2+(-2)=2x+(-2)+2
Then, applying to the equation
2x+2+(-2)=10+(-2), +×-=-
2x+2 -2=10-2
2x=8
Using division properties
ax=b
If a is none zero
Then ax/a=b/a
Therefore x=b/a
Applying that to 2x=8
2x=8. Divide both side by 2 which is none zero
2x/2= 8/2
x=4
Option B
Subtraction Property of equality
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First you would simplify the left side to get,
ln( ( 3x+1 ) / ( 5+x ) ) = ln 2
Then raise both sides as the power of e, so it would basically cancel out the ln's.
3x+1 / 5+x = 2
3x+1 = 2( 5+x )
3x+1 = 10+2x
x = 9