Solve 3−xx−1≥x+4, (x>1).
−2−√11≤x≤−2+√11
x>1
−2−√11≤x<1
1<x≤−2+√11
Correct: 3−xx−1≥x+4, where x>1⇔3−xx−1−4−x≥0.
We define f(x)=3−xx−1−4−x and solve f(x)=0:
3−xx−1−4−x=0⇔3−x+(x−1)(−x−4)=0⇔−x2−4x+7=0⇔x2+4x−7=0⇔x=−2−√11 or x=−2+√11.
Note that x=−2−√11 is outside the domain. Via a sign chart we find f(x)≥0 if 1<x≤−2+√11.
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