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Answer:

Number 7: Solution
[-5,-(1)/(9)]U
(3,\infty)

Number 8: solution
(-6,-5) U(-1,5)

Explanation:

Number 7: Given inequality is
(x-6)/(x+5) - (x+4)/(x-3)\leq 0

First we simplify the equation and then we find critical points.


((x-6)(x-3)-(x+4)(x+5))/((x+5)(x-3)) \leq 0


(x^2-9x+18-x^2-9x-20)/((x+5)(x-3)) \leq 0


(-18x-2)/((x+5)(x-3)) \leq 0

Critical points are :
x=-(1)/(9),3,-5

Now we plot the points on number line and find the true and false solution. Please see the attach file fig 1 for number line.

We will check each interval for solution.

Let we take any interval
(-(1)/(9),3) and take any point between the interval and substitute into equation. We get
(2)/(15) >0 which is greater than 0.

This interval would be false.

Similarly, we will check each interval .

We get solution,
[-5,-(1)/(9)]U
(3,\infty)

Number 8: Given inequality is
(x^2-4x-5)/(x^2+11x+30) < 0

First we simplify the equation and then we find critical points. Factor numerator and denominator. We get


((x-5)(x+1))/((x+5)(x+6)) < 0

Critical points are :
x=-6,-5,-1,5

Now we plot the points on number line and find the true and false solution. Please see the attach file fig 2 for number line.

We will check each interval for solution.

Let we take any interval
(-1,5) and take any point x=0 between the interval and substitute into equation. We get
-(1)/(6) <0 which is less than 0.

This interval would be true.

Similarly, we will check each interval .

We get solution,
(-6,-5) U(-1,5)


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