3x/x+2 > 5
x>-5
isnt it supposed to be < ?
\[\frac{3x}{x+2} >5 ?\]
3x/x+2>5 3x>5x+10 -2x>10 x>-5
i think its x<-5
if x<-5 then suppose x is -6 then substitute and u will get -18/-4 that is 4.5 which is not greater than 5
since youve divided it with negative.
ya so , 10/-2=-10/2=-5
no!-5 is lesser than -4!
what t tough question @@@@@@@@@@@
its -2>x>-5
that is x should be lesser than -2 but greater than -5 that is it can be -3 or -4
\[\frac{3x}{x+2}-5 > 0 \] \[\frac{3x}{x+2}-\frac{5(x+2)}{x+2}>0\] forgot to multiply top to by (x+2) my bad \[\frac{-2x-10}{x+2} >0\] undefined at x=-2 and zero at x=5 use these numbers to test around ----|-----|----- -2 5 You have 3 intervals to check if I have right problem. lol
or i mean x=-5
myininaya what do u mean by 'You have 3 intervals to check if I have right problem'?
undefined at x=-2 and zero at x=-5 use these numbers to test around ----|-----|----- -5 -2 You have 3 intervals to check if I have right problem.
well no one ever told me i had the right the problem above
she wrote 3x/x+2>5 not 3x/(x+2)>5
i assumed it was the second because it made more sense
It must be the second, the first one makes no sense.
the other is not possible!
exactly
lol
3x/x=3 so 3+2=5 5>5! not possible!
thats why i assumed the second one
so which one is the correct answer?
My approach, I used the idea that for \( \large \frac{3x}{x+2} \gt 5 \) both the numerator and denominator must be of same sign, these gives me 5 in inequalities, and the intersection of which is \( -5<x<-2 \) and this is the required answer to this problem.
@jesscasama got the answer?
YAH
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