How do you graph the inequality x^2 – 12x + 32 <12?

1 Answer
Mar 29, 2016

See the explanation

Explanation:

Given" "x^2-12x+32<12

Write as:

" "x^2-12x+32-12 < y

y>x^2-12x+20

Now solve as a normal quadratic. Bulk a table of values and plot the curve. Remember that y can not take on the actual curve value. It is stated as y >" and not as "y>=. The last one is the context in which y could take on the value of the curve.

Tony B

Or if you multiply everything by (-1) you get

-y<-x^2+12x-20

Notice that this action turned > into < and that also y became negative.color(brown)(" However, both curves turn out to be the same.")

Tony B