Solve the following equation:
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Solve the following equation:
The inequality we are solving is . Let's analyze this expression:
Consider , which is always non-negative for any real number . Therefore, .
When we add 4 to , the result is . Because , adding 4 ensures that is always greater than 4.
Thus, for any real value of , the expression will always satisfy the inequality .
In conclusion, the inequality holds true for all values of . So, the answer is: All values of .
All values of
Solve the following equation:
\( x^2+4>0 \)
The expression can never equal zero because squares are never negative. Since , the smallest possible value is .
Since is always at least 4, it's always greater than zero. Try any number: gives , gives .
Then there would be no solution! Since is always positive, it can never be less than zero. The answer would be 'no real solutions'.
No! This type of problem doesn't require factoring or formulas. Just analyze the expression: since squares are non-negative and we're adding a positive constant, the result is always positive.
With , you can find roots by setting (giving ). But has no real solutions, so the expression is always positive.
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