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Solve the inequality
\frac{3-z}{z+1} \ge 2(z + 4).
Write your answer in interval notation.

 Aug 10, 2024
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We can accomplish this problem first by Multiplying by (z + 1)^2 on both sides. Then,we solve for x. 

(3z)(z+1)2(z+4)(z+1)2 and z+10(z+1)(2(z+4)(z+1)(3z))0 and z+10(z+1)(2z2+11z+5)0 and z+10(z+1)(2z+1)(z+5)0 and z+10z5 or 1<z12

 

Writing this in interval notation, we get

z(,5](1,12]\

This might be wrong...but it's probably correct LOL :)

Thanks! :)

 Aug 10, 2024
edited by NotThatSmart  Aug 10, 2024

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