Re: Question: inequalities
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- Subject: [mg11707] Re: Question: inequalities
- From: SChandler <SChandler@uh.edu>
- Date: Sat, 21 Mar 1998 18:35:50 -0500
- Organization: University of Houston
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The standard package Algebra`InequalitySolve does the trick here. In[1]:= Needs["Algebra`InequalitySolve`"] In[2]:= InequalitySolve[Abs[2x+1]>5,x] Out[2]= x<-3||x>2 Seth J. Chandler Associate Professor of Law University of Houston Law Center Mike & Lizette Sullivan wrote: > Hello everyone, I am using Mathematica 2.2: > > I'm taking my old calculus book and going through it again to touch up > on my basics before beginning a Master's degree program in the fall > (I've been out of college for four years). I'm planning on using > mathematica to generate solutions for the book problems that don't come > with solutions, but I've hit a snag in chapter 1.1 :( > > How do I get mathematica to give me a solution set for a inequality? > > For example, lets say I want to get mathematica to solve Abs(2x+1)>5, > where Abs means Absolute Value Of? > > Does mathematica have the capability of giving me a solution set like > (-Infinity, -3) U (2, Infinity) which is the solution to this problem? > > Please help. > > Mike Sullivan > mliz@mingspring.com