Solve the following quadratic inequality: 6x^2 -x -35 < 0

Begin by factorisation: (3x+7)(2x-5) < 0 Then determine which values of x give 0 -7/3 and 5/2Draw a sketch of the graph Y intercept = -35Then determine where less than 0 - under x axis. Reach -7/3<x<5/2

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