Explain how you could apply the technique in the first example to solving an equality.
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
Given any inequality
So, the solutions of the equation
x = 2.398
Also , since the index is 2 , which is even so , the radican is non-negative , so,
Combining all the three values of x, we can find the solution .
So, the solution is
In this manner , we can use example 1 to solve the inequality.
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