SOLUTION: 3/x+2 > 2/x-1
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Question 23328: 3/x+2 > 2/x-1
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Answer by philberg99(10) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
First of all, x cannot be -2 or 1 because that would make the denominator of one side equal to zero.
Now remember that if this was an equal sign, we could just cross multiply. But with an inequality, you can do that as well! So using cross multiplication gives us
3(x - 1) > 2(x+2) <-- cross multiply
3x - 3 > 2x + 4 <-- distribute
x > 7 <-- gather like terms.
So the solution is x > 7.
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