Consider the expression 
To factorize the expression in the denominator we use difference of squares:
To factorize
we use the following method:
where a, b are 2 numbers such that a+b= -1, the coefficient of x,
and a*b= -6, the constant.
such 2 numbers can be easily checked to be -3 and 2
(-3*2=6, -3+2=-1)
So
for x>2
thus
for x>2,
Answer:
for x>2
, (but the expression is never 0)
To factorize the expression in the denominator we use difference of squares:
To factorize
where a, b are 2 numbers such that a+b= -1, the coefficient of x,
and a*b= -6, the constant.
such 2 numbers can be easily checked to be -3 and 2
(-3*2=6, -3+2=-1)
So
for x>2
thus
for x>2,
Answer:
for x>2