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if 2/x < 3 then x belongs to ?

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Answered by Anonymous
4
Hey!
Your answer-
 \frac{2}{x}  &lt; 3
2  &lt; 3x
 \frac{2}{3}  &lt; x

Therefore,
x \: belongs \: to \: ( \frac{2}{3}  \:  \infty )
S={x:x belongs to (2/3,infinity) , x belongs to R}

Hope it helps!!

Answered by Acharya01
0

The value of x would lie in (2/3,infinity)

Given

  • 2/x < 3

To find

  • x belongs to

Solution

we are provided with an inequality containing a variable X and are asked to find the interval in which X would satisfy the given inequality

The values of X which satisfies the given inequalit can be estimated by simple operations just like as the case of a equation containing "equal to" symbol.

The given inequality,

2/x < 3

or, 2 < 3x ( bringing the variable x to the right side)

we are required to find the value of x ,thus we would eliminate three in the term containing x.

Therefore,

2/3 < x

From this inequality, it could be understood that for all the value of x greater than 2/3 the inequality will hold good.

Therefore, the value of x would lie in ( 2/3,infinity)

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