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(sorry for making mistake in the previous question.Here's the complete question)Solution of |1+(3/x)| > 2 isA. (0,3)B. [1,0)C. (1,0)U(0,3)D. (2,0)U(0,3)

Anirudh D Menon , 6 Years ago
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| 1 + 3/x | > 2
  • If x \leq -3 or x > 0         …...........(1)
           | 1 + 3/x |  \geq 0
           So 1 + 3/x  >  2 ,   (x + 3 – 2x) / x  > 0
           {x(x-3)} / x2  > 0  or
           x(x – 3)  > 0,                    [x2 > 0]
           which implies x \epsilon (0,3)              …................(2)
           Taking intersection of (1) & (2), we get 
           \epsilon (0,3)                                  …......................(3)
  • If  -3 < x < 0            ….............(4)
           | 1 + 3/x | < 0
           So 1 + 3/x < -2   or   (x + 3 + 2x) / x  <  0
           {3 x (x + 1)} / x2 < 0
           x (x + 1) < 0,     which implies
           x \epsilon (-1,0)                       …..........................(5)
           Taking intersection of (4) & (5), we get 
           \epsilon (-1,0)                               …...................(6)
From (3) & (6),       x \epsilon (0,3)   or   \epsilon (-1,0)
Therefore, the answer should be 
                                                  \epsilon (-1,0)       \cup       \epsilon (0,3)    

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