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x^4 - x <= 0
Solve the inequality and graph the solution on the real line
Solve the inequality and graph the solution on the real line
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Answered by
bobpursley
add x to both sides.
x^4<=x
take the log of both sides
4lnx<=ln x
Now consider when x is between zero and 1.0
divide by ln x (since it is negative, the signs switch direction)
4>=1 so means all values of x between zero and 1 are valid
Now when x>1
4<=1, which is impossible, so no value of x >1 allowed.
Now when x<0, ln of x is not defined for negative numbers.
so the domain allowed is from zero to one.
Check my thinking.
x^4<=x
take the log of both sides
4lnx<=ln x
Now consider when x is between zero and 1.0
divide by ln x (since it is negative, the signs switch direction)
4>=1 so means all values of x between zero and 1 are valid
Now when x>1
4<=1, which is impossible, so no value of x >1 allowed.
Now when x<0, ln of x is not defined for negative numbers.
so the domain allowed is from zero to one.
Check my thinking.
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