Three times the square of a number is greater than a second number. The square of the second number increased by 6 is greater than the first number. Which system of inequalities represents these criteria?

Given:

Three times the square of a number is greater than a second number.

The square of the second number increased by 6 is greater than the first number.

To find:

The system of inequalities represents these criteria.

Solution:

Let the first number be x and the second number be y.

Three times the square of a number is greater than a second number.

          ...(i)

The square of the second number increased by 6 is greater than the first number.

      ...(ii)

Therefore, the system of inequalities represents these criteria has inequalities and , where x is first number and y is second number.

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step-by-step explanation:

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