Raymond B. answered 09/18/22
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
6x^2 -x +1 = 0
b^2 -4ac = 1-24=-23<0
there are no real solutions when the discriminant <0
f(x) is always >0 for all real values of x
the interval where f(x)>0 is (-infinity, +infinity)
b) log3k = y
3^y = k
if y= f(k) =0 has no real roots, it's graph never intersects the x or k axis
graph any logarithm and it intersects the x axis at x=1, so k has to be less than 1
k<1
but for there is no lower bound, while 1/3^24 is very small, k could be even closer to 0
0<k<1 is one interval of the domain if f(k)=0 has no real roots
(0,1)U(1, infinity)
log of k to the base 3 is very similar to the graph of log to the base e of x