\"\"

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The inequality is \"\".

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Let \"\".

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Consider the numerator \"\".

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The zeros of \"\" ocurrs when the numerator \"\" is equal to \"\".

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\"\".

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Therefore \"\" has zeros at \"\".\"\".

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Consider the denominator \"\".

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The undefined point occurs when the denominator \"\" is equal to \"\".

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\"\"

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Therefore \"\" is undefined at \"\".\"\".

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\"\"

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Therefore \"\" has zeros at \"\" and undefined at \"\".

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Create a sign chart using the values \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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Note : The solid circle denote that the value are included in the solution set.           

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Observe the sign chart :

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The set of value of \"\" denoted in blue color represents the solution set.

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Determine whether \"\" is positive or negative on the test intervals.

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\"\"

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Test intervals are \"\" and \"\".

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Subustiute the values in the inequality \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\".

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The solutions of \"\" are \"\" values for which \"\" is positive or

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equal to \"\".

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From the sign chart the solution set is \"\"\"\".

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\"\" is not part of the solution set because the original inequality is undefined at \"\".

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The expression is undefined at \"\" but it is positive everywhere that it is defined.

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Therefore the solution set is \"\"\"\".

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\"\"

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The Solution set of \"\" is  \"\"\"\".

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Therefore both ajay and mae are wrong.