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1. Solve the following inequality x/x+4 ≤ 1/x+1 using the chart method.

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1. Solve the following inequality x/x+4 ≤ 1/x+1 using the chart method.

Express this through interval notation.

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bio_man

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3 years ago

Hi marinejas

Before I start, is this what your inequality looks like?

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marinejas Author

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Hi! and yes but I think I already figured it out, I got = +-2

bio_man

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3 years ago

Do you still want me to show you or you're good?

marinejas Author

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3 years ago

I think I'm good because my when I sub =-2 into x I get the same answers for both equations

bio_man

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3 years ago

I'm so tempted to try it 😆

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