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Solve the Quadratic Inequality $(\mathrm{x}-5)(\mathrm{x}+7)>0$ A) $(-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty)$ B) $(-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty)$

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Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation.
- $(\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0$
$Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation. - (\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0 A) (-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty) B) (-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty) C) (-7,5) D) (-7, \infty)$

A) $(-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty)$
$Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation. - (\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0 A) (-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty) B) (-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty) C) (-7,5) D) (-7, \infty)$

B) $(-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty)$
$Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation. - (\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0 A) (-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty) B) (-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty) C) (-7,5) D) (-7, \infty)$

C) $(-7,5)$
$Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation. - (\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0 A) (-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty) B) (-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty) C) (-7,5) D) (-7, \infty)$

D) $(-7, \infty)$
$Solve the quadratic inequality. Express your solution on a number line using interval notation. - (\mathrm{x}-5) (\mathrm{x}+7) >0 A) (-\infty,-7) \cup(5, \infty) B) (-\infty,-5) \cup(7, \infty) C) (-7,5) D) (-7, \infty)$