Mathematical Solution in Inequality

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The discussion revolves around the inequalities axb≥d and cxf≥d, with a focus on finding a connection between a and d. Clarification is sought on whether 'x' represents multiplication, which it does, and the correct notation for multiplication is emphasized. The conversation highlights that without additional information about the signs and sizes of a, b, c, and d, establishing a relationship between a and d is challenging. Participants recommend using clearer mathematical notation to avoid confusion. Overall, the thread underscores the importance of precise language in mathematical expressions.
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Hi I have a problem about Inequality.

Let's suppose we have a inequality like this:

axb≥d and cxd≥d so I want to find connection between a and d its possible to do something like that
Thanks
 
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Quarlep said:
Hi I have a problem about Inequality.

Let's suppose we have a inequality like this:

axb≥d and cxd≥d so I want to find connection between a and d its possible to do something like that
Thanks
Just to be clear, is 'x' a variable or are you using it to indicate multiplication?
 
Is the second inequality meant to involve d on each side?
 
İts a multiplication
 
I am sorry.Here the right one

axb≥d
and cxf≥d
 
With no further information, there isn't much you can say about the relationship between a and d. Furthermore, the second inequality is of no help.

Questions: sign of a, sign of d, sign and size of b.
 
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Quarlep said:
İts a multiplication
Because x is used so often in algebra, trig and higher mathematics disciplines, it's bad practice to use 'x' to indicate multiplication.

It's clearer to write your inequalities like this:

ab ≥ d
cf ≥ d
 
Quarlep said:
İts a multiplication

The times symbol is not ##x##, it is ##\times##. Use "\times" to get LaTeX to write it.
 
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