solve 5x-1/x-2 < 2
5x-1<2x-4 this implies 3x<-3 os x<-1
any x less than -1 satisfies the inequality
Is it : \[\frac{5x-1}{x-2}<2~~??\]
yes that's it
@blurbendy
this is equal to x^2 < x + 2 and if you graph this on a number line, you'll see -1 < x <2 so x = 0 x = 1
5x-1/x-2<2 =>5x-1<2(x-2) =>5x-1<2x-4 =>5x-2x<-4+1 =>3x<-3 =>x<-1
We have : \[\frac{5x-1}{x-2}<2\iff \frac{5x-1}{x-2}-2<0 \\\iff \frac{5x-1-2(x-2)}{x-2}<0 \\\iff \frac{3x-3}{x-2}<0\] So, we should study the sign of the two expression : 3x-3 and x-2. like this : We have : \[3x-3=0\iff x=1\] and : \[x-2=0\iff x=2\] So, we make a table contains the sign like this : \[\begin{array}{|c|lcccccr|}\hline x&-\infty&& 1&&2&&+\infty\\\hline 3x-3&&-&|&+&|&+&\\\hline x-2&&-&|&-&|&+&\\\hline \frac{3x-3}{x-2}&&+&|&-&\|&+&\\\hline \end{array}\] And because we get "<0" in the inequality, we are looking for the negative values. Wich means that the solution is : \[1<x<2\] which means : \[\text{Soulutin Set }=\left(1,2\right)=\{x~/~ 1<x<2 \}\] All the answers above are false and incorrect !
I have done a mistype ! It should be 3x+3 not 3x-3 but the method is what I have wrote !
but the answer is still correct right
we replace "1" by "-1" because : \[3x+3=0\iff x=-3/3=-1\]
I am lazy to write the solution again !
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