SOLUTION: how can I solve this one ((x-1)/(x+5))<1 thanks abo

SOLUTION: how can I solve this one ((x-1)/(x+5))<1 thanks abo

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Question 872342: how can I solve this one ((x-1)/(x+5))<1
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abo
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
This has two critical points of x=1 and x=-5. These two values define three intervals for x. Check any value in each interval and test if the inequality is true or false. That is HOW to solve the inequality. Do you still need guidance on the process?
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