solve 1/|2x-1|<6 and express it using interval notation
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We have to solve inequality 1/|2x - 1| < 6 using interval notation.
Solution : we see both side of inequality sign are positive so if we reciprocate, sign of inequality will chnage.
I.e., |2x - 1 | > 1/6
now break the modulus function,
2x - 1 = 0 ⇒x = 1/2
case 1 : x > 1/2
(2x - 1) > 1/6
⇒2x - 1 - 1/6 > 0
⇒2x - 7/6 > 0
⇒2x > 7/6
⇒x > 7/12
now put 1/2 and 7/12 in number line and apply their conditions , you get, x > 7/12
Case 2 : x < 1/2
-(2x - 1) > 1/6
⇒-2x + 1 - 1/6 > 0
⇒-2x + 5/6 > 0
⇒5/6 > 2x
⇒x < 5/12
Similarly put 1/2 and 5/12 in number line and apply their conditions, you get x < 5/12
Therefore the value of x ∈ (-∞, 5/12) U (7/12, ∞)
SOLUTION
TO EXPRESS
in interval notation
CONCEPT TO BE IMPLEMENTED
We are aware of the formula on inequality that
EVALUATION
Here the given inequality is
Now
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