Use algebra to obtain a factorable expression from each inequality, if
necessary. Then use a table to determine interval(s) in which the
inequality is true.

Question

Use algebra to obtain a factorable expression from each inequality, if
necessary. Then use a table to determine interval(s) in which the
inequality is true.

anonymous · Answer

$$\frac{ 2t-10 }{ t }>t+5$$

anonymous · Answer

This question is really pissing me off, i feel like punching the person who made this question lol

anonymous · Answer

The answer in the Book is t<-5, and -2<t<0, i have no clue how that make any sense

anonymous · Answer

WolframAlpha said t<0 http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=%28%282t-10%29%2Ft%29%3Et%2B5

nincompoop · Answer

they are both correct

anonymous · Answer

The book is answer is wrong, cuz its basically saying from -5 to -2 2t-10/t is greater than t+5

anonymous · Answer

my is less than* not greater

nincompoop · Answer

how about we do this
try to solve for t in the inequality first

nincompoop · Answer

show me how you would do it

anonymous · Answer

okay

anonymous · Answer