Question 553110
Solve:
2 /(x^2-1) >= -3 
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x cannot be -1 ; x cannot be +1
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Draw a number line and plot x = -1 and x = 1
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Solve the Equality:
2 = -3(x^2-1)
2 = -3x^2+3
3x^2 = 1
x^2 = 1/3
x = +-sqrt(3/3)
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Plot those values on the number line.
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You now have values at -1, -1/sqrt(3), 1/sqrt(3), +1
Find the solution set by testing a value in each
of the resulting 5 intervals:
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2 /(x^2-1) > -3 
Test x = -10:: 2/(99)> -3 ; true ; solutions in (-oo,-1)
Test x = -3/4 ; 2/(-7/16) > -3 ; false 
Test x = 0 ; 2/-1 > -3 ; true ; solutions in [-sqrt(1/3),sqrt(1/3]
Test x = +3/4 ; 2/(-7/15) > false
Test x = 10 ; 2/99 > -3 ; true ; solutions in (1,+oo)
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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