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Practice fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering algebraic identities, inequality rules, and the wavy curve method from Lecture 03 of Basic Mathematics.
For any three variables, the value of the algebraic expression (x−y)(y−z)(z−x)(x−y)3+(y−z)3+(z−x)3 is __________.
3
If x1/3+y1/3+z1/3=0, then (x+y+z)3 is equal to __________.
27xyz
If x,y,z are all distinct real numbers, the sum of squares (x−y)21+(y−z)21+(z−x)21 can be written as __________ because the sum of pairwise cross-terms equals zero.
(x−y1+y−z1+z−x1)2
If a+b+c=6, a2+b2+c2=14, and a3+b3+c3=36, then the value of 3(a1+b1+c1) is __________.
5.5
If x=21/3−2−1/3, then the expression 2x3+6x evaluates to __________.
3
If x=3+31/3−32/3, the value of x3−9x2+36x is __________.
48
According to the wavy curve method, the complete solution set of (x−1)2(x−5)≥0 is __________.
[5,∞)∪{1}
The solution set for the inequality x+2x−3≤0 is __________.
(−2,3]
The complete real solution set of the rational inequality (x+3)3x(x−2)2≤0 is __________.
(−3,0]∪{2}
The solution set satisfying the inequality x−1x+1≥x+1x+5 is __________.
x∈(−∞,−1)∪(1,3]