#ReCiPrOcAl-inequality
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if $a>b$ and a,b have same sign (and not 0 ofc) then $\frac 1a < \frac 1b$
deep.
but if $a>b$ and a,b have different sign (and not 0 ofc) then $\frac 1a > \frac 1b$
deep.
like for eg 2 > -3
so
1/2 > -1/3
but
if 420>69 then 1/420 < 1/69
wait 2/(x+1)>0 implies (x+1)/2 < 0 sus
both are different regions

it should’ve been x>-1
i think the guy just did mistake
@stuck axle
2/x+1 can be -ve and positive ryt
So it's incorrect to take reciprocal
Ryt
no i mean its not incorrect to take reciprocal
but
it should be
(x+1)/2>0
if we’re excluding 1
But for X<2 , x could be -3
So 2/x+1 = -1
Reciprocal of -1 is -1 which is less than 0
U gotta consider it for intersection ryt anyways
yes
-1<x<2
thats what ur region is
uhh did u get it?
Wait
I got smthg liek
X(x-1) /x+1 > 0
From the log inequation
Which implies x belongs to (-1, 0) U (1, ∞)
And then x <2
So (-1, 0) U (1, 2) so far
And now u can take reciprocal ryt
Ok so 2/x+1 is positive
wait reciprocal of what exactly
yes
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