The complete statement is: First graph the parabola. The zeros of the quadratic are 1, and 3, the vertex is (2, -1). Draw the parabola with a dashed line and shade the interior of the parabola
How to graph the quadratic inequality?
The quadratic inequality is given as:
y > x^2 −4x+3
We start by plotting the graph of the inequality.
This is represented by y > x^2 −4x+3
See attachment for the graph of the inequality y > x^2 −4x+3
From the attached graph, we have the following properties:
- Vertex = (2, -1)
- Zeros = 1 and 3
- Line type: Dashed line
- Shaded region: Interior
Hence, the complete statement is:
First graph the parabola. The zeros of the quadratic are 1, and 3, the vertex is (2, -1). Draw the parabola with a dashed line and shade the interior of the parabola
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