Answer:
yes
Step-by-step explanation:
x+7>x+3
8/x= 2/5
8•5= 2•x
40=2x
40/2= x
20= x
We need to cross multiply to find this one.
9/146 = x/100
X100 X100
9 /146 = x
x = 6.164383562
I'm guessing the function is

which, split into partial fractions, is equivalent to

Recall that for
we have

With some rearranging, we find

valid for
, or
, and

valid for
, or
.
So we have



Taken together, the power series for
can only converge for
, or
.