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On line Solution of Monovariate Equation：
Input any unary equation directly, and then click the "Next" button to obtain the solution of the equation.
It supports equations that contain mathematical functions.
Input any unary equation directly, and then click the "Next" button to obtain the solution of the equation.
It supports equations that contain mathematical functions.
Current location：Equations > Monovariate Equation > The history of univariate equation calculation > Answer
Overview: 3 questions will be solved this time.Among them
☆1 inequalities
☆2 calculations of prime factor
[1/3 Digtal analysis]
Work：Break 1 into prime factors.
Question type: Resolving prime factor
Solution:
1
The comb entered is invalid!Please enter a prime number or a composite number.
[ 2/3Inequality]
Assignment:Find the solution set of inequality 5--(x+4) >x .
Question type: Inequality
Solution:
The inequality can be reduced to 1 inequality：
5 - -( x + 4 ) > x (1)
From inequality(1)：
x ∈ R (R is all real numbers),that is, in the real number range, the inequality is always established!
The final solution set is :
x ∈ R (R is all real numbers),that is, in the real number range, the inequality is always established!
[3/3 Digtal analysis]
Work：Break 2 into prime factors.
Question type: Resolving prime factor
Solution:
2=2
*Note: 2 is a prime number.
☆1 inequalities
☆2 calculations of prime factor
[1/3 Digtal analysis]
Work：Break 1 into prime factors.
Question type: Resolving prime factor
Solution:
1
The comb entered is invalid!Please enter a prime number or a composite number.
[ 2/3Inequality]
Assignment:Find the solution set of inequality 5--(x+4) >x .
Question type: Inequality
Solution:
The inequality can be reduced to 1 inequality：
5 - -( x + 4 ) > x (1)
From inequality(1)：
x ∈ R (R is all real numbers),that is, in the real number range, the inequality is always established!
The final solution set is :
x ∈ R (R is all real numbers),that is, in the real number range, the inequality is always established!
[3/3 Digtal analysis]
Work：Break 2 into prime factors.
Question type: Resolving prime factor
Solution:
2=2
*Note: 2 is a prime number.