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CalculusSingle Variable Calculus: Early Transcendentals, Volume I8th Edition

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Chapter 1, Problem 13P
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James Stewart
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Textbook Problem

Solve the inequality ln(x2 – 2x − 2) ≤ 0.

To determine

To solve: The inequality ln(x2−2x−2)≤0.

Explanation

Given:

The inequality: ln(x2−2x−2)≤0.

Calculation:

Consider the inequality ln(x2−2x−2)≤0.

The inequality is not possible as ln(x2−2x−2) value is always positive.

That is, ln(x2−2x−2)>0.

Obtain the root of (x2−2x−2)

x=2±4+82=2±4(3)2=1±3

Thus the intervals are follows,

x∈(−∞,1−3)∪(1+3

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