What is the soloution of x^2-1/x^2+5x+4<_0
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<span>You have the following inequality given in the problem shown above:
(x^2-1)/(x^2+5x+4)</span>≤<span>0
1. To solve it, you must factor it and then you must make the study of the signs.
2. Once you do the proccedure mentioned above, you obtain the following solutions:
-4<x<-1
-1<x</span>≤<span>1
3. You can graph the inaquality given in the problem, as you can see in the figure attached.</span>
(x^2-1)/(x^2+5x+4)</span>≤<span>0
1. To solve it, you must factor it and then you must make the study of the signs.
2. Once you do the proccedure mentioned above, you obtain the following solutions:
-4<x<-1
-1<x</span>≤<span>1
3. You can graph the inaquality given in the problem, as you can see in the figure attached.</span>
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