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Does Geogebra calculate inequalities for just polynomial functions? I have noticed simple commands as x^2-2<0 will shade in or place a solution on graphics. However if you type in x/(x-1)<0, this will show up as a function. Moreover, exponential and sinusoidal functions do not work for inequalities either.
My end goal is to create a program that can take any two rational functions f(x), and g(x) and solve f(x)<g(x) etc and output the answer either visually or via text. My program currently works for f(x) and g(x) being polynomials (haven't figured out the text tho).
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About a rational inequality, you can solve it in CAS view, or in Algebra View with a workaround.
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Or this, also
Ah, this is a simple solution!
Thank you both!
thank you mathmagic
is there a way to write the borders of the solution of the inequalities - in other words to make the x-values as independent numbers so we can print the solution and use them as Objects?
do you mean f(x)==g(x)?
there is not a general method for all functions. try intersect,solutions, Nsolutions, CAS etc
they work depending of functions you wan
an example could help
when you have a set of points you can use x(setofpoints) for x coords
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