Question

-(x^2+2)/-(x^2+4) is less than 0 solve the rational inequality and graph on a real number line

Answer 1

\[-\frac{ x^2+2 }{ x^2+4 }<0\]

Answer 2

erm, i dont think so there is a solution to this...

Answer 3

well I know you have to factor the top and bottom but what would it factor out to?

Answer 4

erm did you post anything wrong?

Answer 5

because x^2-4 is able to be factored

Answer 6

if you look at the actual equation that I commented that's right

Answer 7

oh ok

Answer 8

so how do you factor the top and the bottom?

Answer 9

there is no way because its addition.

Answer 10

unless you use unreal #s

Answer 11

w8

Answer 12

its the whole # line because no matter what x equals to its always smaller than 0

Answer 13

no it doesn't exist sorry bout that.