Solve the inequality 2 - x > x\(^2\).

a

x < -2 or x > 1

b

x > 2 or x< -1

c

-1 < x < 2

d

-2 < x < 1

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Johnsonyolande
1 year ago

ok

BrownStanley2007
2 years ago

I do not understand how they got the answer

Sensei
2 months ago

Bonus question

dumkozy
7 months ago

ok

horlartoyosiafuape
10 months ago

the second part is it *>-2 or *>-1

sars119
1 year ago

no

that is correct

Given 2-x > x2, i hv dat x2-x-2< 0 this implies dat x2-x+2x-2< 0. (x2-x) (2x-2) < 0 => x(x-1) 2(2x-2) < 0 => x+2 or x-1 < 0 therefore -2< x< 1 is the answer

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