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Simulated mathematics for senior high school entrance examination
a=b= 1 c=- 1

y=3x? +2x- 1

Y=0 on the x axis.

3x? +2x- 1=0

(3x- 1)(x+ 1)=0

x= 1/3,x=- 1

So (1/3,0), (-1, 0)

a=b= 1

y=3x? +2x+c

- 1 & lt; X< when 1, equation 3x? +2x+c=0 has only one solution.

If the equation itself has only one solution, the discriminant is 0.

Then 4- 12c=0 and c= 1/3.

3x? +2x+ 1/3=0

9x? +6x+ 1=0

(3x+ 1)? =0

X=- 1/3, which accords with-1

If the equation itself has two solutions, the discriminant is greater than 0.

Then 4-12c >; 0,c & lt 1/3

At this point, there is only one solution in-1

So-1

Then when x=- 1 and x= 1, the function value is positive and negative, that is, the multiplication is less than 0.

x= 1,y=5+c

x=- 1,y= 1+c

So (5+c) (1+c) < 0.

-5 & lt; c & lt- 1

To sum it up

-5 & lt; c & lt- 1,c= 1/3

x 1=0,y 1 = 0+0+c & gt; 0

x2= 1,y2 = 3a+2 b+ c & gt; 0

a+b+c=0

So c =-a-b >; 0

a+b & lt; 0

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C=-a-b substitute 3a+2 b+ c >;; 0

2a+b & gt; 0

b & gt-2a

So-2a

Namely -2a

So-3a

So-3a

So by b & gt-3a, both sides are divided by -3a.

So b/(-3a) < 1

-2a

Because of a>0, so -a

So b/(-3a) > 0

So 0

Because y=3ax? The symmetry axis of +2bx+c is x=-b/3a.

So the symmetry axis is 0.

Discriminant =4b? - 12ac

b=-a-c

So discriminant =4a? +8ac+4c? - 12ac=4a? -4ac+4c? =4(a? -ac+c? )

=4[(a-c/2)? +3c? /4)]

So the discriminant is greater than or equal to 0, so the y axis and the x axis intersect.

Because of a>0, the opening is upward, so when x=-b/3a, the minimum value of y is less than or equal to 0.

And x 1 = 0, y1>; 0

x2= 1,y2 & gt0

The symmetry axis is 0.

So when 0