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If x is real show that {1/(x+1)} + {1/(3x+1)} - {1/(x+1)(3x+2)} can have all numerical values except those lying between 1 and 4. Please give the solution of above problem. Warm Regards Nafis Akhtar
Now see if x=-1 or x=-2/3 or x=-1/3 then the denominator of the corresponding terms becomes zero and the expression becomes infinity.So these 3 values of x is not allowed.I do not understand why it has to be between 1 to 4.
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