Quadratic inequalities and graphical interpretation

A quadratic inequality looks like a quadratic equation but uses an inequality sign ( $<$ , $>$ , $\leq$ , or $\geq$ ) instead of an equals sign. To solve a quadratic inequality, you need to find the range of $x$ -values…

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