SOLUTION: How would this ration inequality be solved?
(3x+1/x-2) > 2
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Question 1018475: How would this ration inequality be solved?
(3x+1/x-2) > 2
Answer by ikleyn(52945) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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How would this ration inequality be solved?
(3x+1/x-2) > 2
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See my solution for similar problem in
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Read it attentively, try to understand.
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