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The set of values for x that satisfies a quadratic inequality is x < -0.5 or x > 1.5 Write down a possible quadratic inequality. Please help - it’s a gcse maths question

The set of values for x that satisfies a quadratic inequality is x < -0.5 or x > 1.5 Write down a possible quadratic inequality. Please help - it’s a gcse maths question
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The set of values for x that satisfies a quadratic inequality is x < -0.5 or x > 1.5

Write down a possible quadratic inequality. Please help - it’s a gcse maths question

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Answer: x-0.5y=1.5

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