QuestionJAMBGeneral Maths2012ObjectiveInequalitiesQuadratics & their graphsInequalities, Quadratics & their graphs
Find the range of values of m which satisfy (m−3)(m−4)<0.
Worked solution (try it first)
The roots are
m=3 and
m=4, where each bracket is zero.
The product is negative only between the roots, where one bracket is positive and the other negative.
So
3<m<4, option C.
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