Asked by Kaur
the complete solution set of x which satisfy the inequality
[4/(x-2) ]>=[3/(2x-1)]
[4/(x-2) ]>=[3/(2x-1)]
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Answered by
Anonymous
watch out for zero in denominators
[4/(x-2) ]>=[3/(2x-1)]
must not include x = 2 or x = 1/2
[4(2x-1)]>=[3(x-2)]
8 x - 4 >/= 3 x - 6
5 x >/= -2
x >/ = -2/5 but exclude x = 2 and x = 1/2
[4/(x-2) ]>=[3/(2x-1)]
must not include x = 2 or x = 1/2
[4(2x-1)]>=[3(x-2)]
8 x - 4 >/= 3 x - 6
5 x >/= -2
x >/ = -2/5 but exclude x = 2 and x = 1/2
Answered by
oobleck
Is [] supposed to be absolute value? If so then
|4/(x-2)| >= |3/(2x-1)|
has solution set
x <= -2/5 or x > 2
|4/(x-2)| >= |3/(2x-1)|
has solution set
x <= -2/5 or x > 2
Answered by
Aashina Balhara
By cross-multiplying the inequality.
8x-4>=3x+2
5x>=-2
8x-4>=3x+2
5x>=-2
Answered by
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Yes, you are correct. That is another way to solve the inequality.
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