Question

solve the following inequality

(x+2/x-2)>0 ...........

Answer 1

@AccessDenied @ajprincess @A_clan @Dhivyadharshni

Answer 2

Is it this?
\[\frac{x+2}{x-2}>0\]?

Answer 3

yes.........

Answer 4

@ajprincess

Answer 5

Multiply by (x-2) both sides and then subtract 2 from both sides.

Answer 6

can you solve it for me.......

Answer 7

@ajprincess

Answer 8

Did u try? vat r u gettng?

Answer 9

@ajprincess

Answer 10

\[\frac{x+2}{x-2}*(x-2)>0*(x-2)\]
\[x+2>0\]
plzz do the rest as I told.

Answer 11

That looks correct to me.

If you multiply by (x - 2), you can lose or gain excessive answers.

Answer 12

Did i do right in the attachment @AccessDenied Plz tell:)

Answer 13

Yeah, I do believe that's correct in the attachment.

I tested values for your shaded regions and those are correct.

Answer 14

thanx a lot:)

Answer 15

You're welcome. :)

Answer 16

^_^