What is the situation when two inequalities have no solution? What is the meaning of the VERTEX of the quadratic equation? Why does the graph of a quadratic intercept the y-axis at only ONE point?
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What is the situation when two inequalities have no solution? What is the meaning of the VERTEX of the quadratic equation? Why does the graph of a quadratic intercept the y-axis at only ONE point?
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What is the situation when two inequalities have no solution?
We only consider the linear inequalities in terms of two variables x and y. The situation when two inequalities have no solution is as follows.
After we do some simplifications by ...
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