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7/[(x-3)(x-2)]+9/(x-3) + 1 <0
How to solve this question. Just give me hint.

can you tell me how to write the words so that they come beneath other.

I know this question is for section homework help but i didn't found any suitable place for this question there so i put it here.


Thanks for any kind of help.
 
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Inequalities are solved mostly the same as equalities; the only difference is you must flip the inequality when multiplying or dividing it by a negative number.

Most importantly, try getting it into some more usable forms. This isn't too useful:
r8a7g3.gif


These two are better:
nwfxoy.gif

zloym8.gif


Does that make some solutions jump out to you?
 
KingNothing said:
Inequalities are solved mostly the same as equalities; the only difference is you must flip the inequality when multiplying or dividing it by a negative number.

Most importantly, try getting it into some more usable forms. This isn't too useful:
r8a7g3.gif


These two are better:
nwfxoy.gif

zloym8.gif


Does that make some solutions jump out to you?
Thanks!..