First, move everything to the left-hand side: 4t2−22t+7≤0
Now, let's assume that we want to solve 4t2−22t+7=0. Using the quadratic formula, this would be t=22±√222−4×7×42×4=22±2√938=11±√934
But, we haven't solved the problem yet! We need to find the values that satisfy the inequality. Note that all the points in between the interval of our zeros (11−√934 and 11+√934) will either be positive of negative.
So, let's plug in t=1 because it's in the interval. This gives us 4(1)2−22(1)+7=−11, which is less than 0. This means that the value of quadratic must be less than 0 within this interval.
In interval notation, this would be 11−√934,11+√934
Note: There's probably a better, easier way of solving this that I can't think of.