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FP2 2021 June Q5

A Level / Edexcel / FP2

IAL 2021 June Paper · Question 5

题目

Problem

5. Use algebra to find the set of values of xx for which

 ∣2x2+x−3∣> 3(1−x).\begin{align*} &\,\big|2x^2+x-3\big|\\[4mm] >&\,3(1-x). \end{align*}
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[Solutions based entirely on graphical or numerical methods are not acceptable.]

题目中文翻译

5. 用代数方法求满足下列不等式的 xx 的取值集合:

 ∣2x2+x−3∣> 3(1−x).\begin{align*} &\,\big|2x^2+x-3\big|\\[4mm] >&\,3(1-x). \end{align*}
(7)

[不接受完全基于图像或数值方法的解答。]

解答

解法一

思路

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先看右边的正负:x>1x>1 时右边为负数,不等式必然成立;x=1x=1 时两边都是零,不成立。

余下只需考虑 x<1x<1。先因式分解,再根据绝对值里面的式子是正还是负,分别去掉绝对值并解不等式。最后把各分支的取值范围合并。

答题过程

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If x>1x>1, then 3(1−x)<03(1-x)<0, whereas the left-hand side is non-negative. Hence every x>1x>1 satisfies the inequality.

At x=1x=1, both sides are zero, so x=1x=1 is excluded.

Now consider x<1x<1. Let

F(x)= 2x2+x−3= (2x+3)(x−1).\begin{align*} F(x)=&\,2x^2+x-3\\[4mm] =&\,(2x+3)(x-1). \end{align*}

For x<1x<1, we have x−1<0x-1<0. Thus F(x)⩾0F(x)\geqslant0 when x⩽−32x\leqslant-\dfrac32, and F(x)<0F(x)<0 when −32<x<1-\dfrac32<x<1.

Case 1: x⩽−32x\leqslant-\dfrac32.

Here ∣F(x)∣=F(x)|F(x)|=F(x), so

2x2+x−3>3(1−x).2x^2+x-3>3(1-x).

Rearranging and factorising,

2x2+4x−6> 0,2(x+3)(x−1)> 0.\begin{align*} 2x^2+4x-6>&\,0,\\[4mm] 2(x+3)(x-1)>&\,0. \end{align*}

Since x−1<0x-1<0, this requires x+3<0x+3<0. Therefore

x<−3.x<-3.

Case 2: −32<x<1-\dfrac32<x<1.

Here ∣F(x)∣=−F(x)|F(x)|=-F(x), so

−2x2−x+3> 3(1−x),−2x2+2x> 0,2x(1−x)> 0.\begin{align*} -2x^2-x+3>&\,3(1-x),\\[4mm] -2x^2+2x>&\,0,\\[4mm] 2x(1-x)>&\,0. \end{align*}

Since 1−x>01-x>0, this requires x>0x>0. Hence this case gives

0<x<1.0<x<1.

Combining both cases with x>1x>1, the solution set is

 (−∞,−3)∪(0,1) ∪(1,∞).\begin{align*} &\,(-\infty,-3)\cup(0,1)\\[4mm] &\,\hspace{2pt}\cup(1,\infty). \end{align*}

解法二

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也可以用平方,把绝对值不等式化成四次不等式。不过右边不一定是非负数,不能一开始就直接说“两边非负”。

仍先处理 x>1x>1 和 x=1x=1;在 x<1x<1 的情况下,右边为正数,才可以把两边平方,再用平方差因式分解。

答题过程

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As in the first method, every x>1x>1 is a solution, while x=1x=1 is not.

For x<1x<1, the right-hand side 3(1−x)3(1-x) is positive and the left-hand side is non-negative. Squaring therefore gives the equivalent inequality

 (2x2+x−3)2> 9(1−x)2.\begin{align*} &\,(2x^2+x-3)^2\\[4mm] >&\,9(1-x)^2. \end{align*}

Let F(x)=2x2+x−3F(x)=2x^2+x-3. By the difference of two squares,

 F(x)2−9(1−x)2= (F(x)−3(1−x)) ×(F(x)+3(1−x)).\begin{align*} &\,F(x)^2-9(1-x)^2\\[4mm] =&\,\big(F(x)-3(1-x)\big)\\[4mm] &\,\hspace{2pt}\times\big(F(x)+3(1-x)\big). \end{align*}

The two factors simplify to

 F(x)−3(1−x)= 2x2+4x−6= 2(x+3)(x−1)\begin{align*} &\,F(x)-3(1-x)\\[4mm] =&\,2x^2+4x-6\\[4mm] =&\,2(x+3)(x-1) \end{align*}

and

 F(x)+3(1−x)= 2x2−2x= 2x(x−1).\begin{align*} &\,F(x)+3(1-x)\\[4mm] =&\,2x^2-2x\\[4mm] =&\,2x(x-1). \end{align*}

Thus the squared inequality is

4x(x+3)(x−1)2>0.4x(x+3)(x-1)^2>0.

For x<1x<1, the factor 4(x−1)24(x-1)^2 is strictly positive, so

x(x+3)>0.x(x+3)>0.

Hence x<−3x<-3 or x>0x>0. Intersecting with x<1x<1 gives

x<−3or0<x<1.x<-3\quad\text{or}\quad0<x<1.

Including the solutions x>1x>1, the final solution set is

 (−∞,−3)∪(0,1) ∪(1,∞).\begin{align*} &\,(-\infty,-3)\cup(0,1)\\[4mm] &\,\hspace{2pt}\cup(1,\infty). \end{align*}