SOLUTION: (x+7/x-2) < 0 I can't figure out what to do here, thanks for your help.

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Question 1019515: (x+7/x-2) < 0
I can't figure out what to do here, thanks for your help.

Answer by josgarithmetic(39617)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
More likely you mean (x+7)/(x-2)<0.
Rendering tags make it appear .

Look for where the left expression is negative or less than 0.
The critical values of x are -7 and +2. The intervals on the x-numberline to check are these:

and

and
.

You can pick values inside each interval to check which intervals satisfy and which do not the inequality.

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