How do you graph the inequality yx23x+10?

1 Answer
May 19, 2017

Shade under the parabola.

Explanation:

First, graph the parabola y=x23x+10. If you complete the square, you can rewrite this in vertex form giving you
y=(x2+3x+949410)
y=((x+32)2494)
y=(x+32)2+494

So the parabola opens downward and has a vertex at
(32,494)=(15,12.25)

The y intercept occurs when x=0, giving (0,10)

The x intercept occurs when y=0, giving (2,0) and (5,0)

Finally, if your y values are less than the parabola, simply shade underneath the parabola. The graph would look like this:
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