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What is the solution of-example-1
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Answer:

x can be any value less than 3

Explanation:

It must understood that the solution interval of x will never contain 3

(because (x-2)/(x-3) is a rational function and by definition the denominator is always a non-zero polynomial)


3+(1+(1)/(x-3))\le4\\\\4+(1)/(x-3)\le4\\\\(1)/(x-3) < 0

(if the denominator is negative, the LHS will be negative and satisfy the inequality)


\therefore x < 3 (or)
x\in (-\infty,3)

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