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Show that
(a) `x^(2)-3x+6 gt 0` for all x,
(b) `4x-x^(2)-6 lt 0` for all x.
(c) `2x^(2)-4x+7` is always +ve.
(d) `-2x^(2)+3x-4` is always -ve.
(e) `-x^(2)+3x-3` is always -ve.

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