Question

solve linear inequality in x-3/x+4<0 and represent it on number line​

Answer 1

Solution: The inverse follows the inequality of its number.

We can let $(x-3)\times \dfrac{1}{x+4}<0$.

Then, $(x-3)(x+4)<0$ and zeros are x=3 or x=-4.

Therefore, $-4<x<3$.

Answer 2

Answer:

[-∞,3)

Step-by-step explanation:

x-3/x+4<0

x-3<0

x<3

• [-∞,3)

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