beattiegabriel
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I have no idea how to find the constants of an inequality equation when given the interval. Everything I have been solving is the other way around. Hoping someone can help me out.
Solving for constants
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Can you give us an example of what you're talking about? (This will make it easier for helpers to find online lessons to teach you whatever is the topic at hand.)
Thank you!
The Highlander
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The first few pages of this document may be of use to you.
This site is also well worth a look (be sure to watch the video).
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Steven G
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Section 2 even had me confused and I know this stuff!
The Highlander
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Seemed straightforward enough to me (but then English is my first language!)
I thought it was druidic !!
topsquark
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I'm bilingual in English and Calculus.(but then English is my first language!)
-Dan
I thought "quantum" was your second language!!
Steven G
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Math is my 1st language and boy can it be challenging at times.Seemed straightforward enough to me (but then English is my first language!)
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I'd very much like to see what this means! An example will be very helpful.
It could just mean you're given interval notation like [imath](5, 9][/imath] and have to write the inequality [imath]5<x\le9[/imath]. But the constants are the one thing that is clearly given from the start, so that can't be what's meant.