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1/x<4x

(1)/(x) < 4x


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Answer:


x>(1)/(2) \\x<(-1)/(2)

Explanation:

If we solve for 'x' variable, its recommended to multiply 'x' variable in both sides of inequality:

we have
(1)/(4)< x^(2) \\

This is a quadratic equation, two answer are going to be obtained from here.

since
\sqrt{x^(2) } = |x|

Applying square roots to both sides of inequality sign we wil have the following


\sqrt{(1)/(4) } < \sqrt{x^(2) }

This leaves to the following


(1)/(4)<|x|

remember that
|x|= +/ - x

so


x>(1)/(2) \\x<(-1)/(2)

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