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                                                                                 rational functions                                                                    rational functions
                                                                                                                  Rational Inequalities
                            MHF4U: Advanced Functions                                                             Rational inequalities can be solved using similar techniques
                                                                                                                  for solving polynomial inequalities: cases or intervals.
                                                                                                                  Recall the rules for solving inequalities.
                                                                                                                  Rules for Solving Inequalities
                            Solving Rational Inequalities                                                            • The same value may be added to, or subtracted from,
                            Part 1: Simple Inequalities                                                                both sides of an inequality.
                            J. Garvin                                                                                • Each side of an inequality may be multiplied, or divided,
                                                                                                                       by the same positive value.
                                                                                                                     • Each side of an inequality may be multiplied, or divided,
                                                                                                                       by the same negative value if the inequality is reversed.
                                                                                                                     • If each side of an inequality has the same sign, the
                                                                                                                       reciprocal of each side may be taken if the inequality is
                                                                                                                       reversed.
                                                                                                                  J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities
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                                                                                 rational functions                                                                    rational functions
                            Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases                                             Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases
                            Example                                                                               Consider the two intervals on a number line.
                            Solve    3   >−4using cases.
                                   x −2
                            Since x −2 6= 0, there are two cases to consider.
                            Case 1: x −2 > 0, or x > 2.                                                           Since x > 2 is common, it is a solution to the inequality.
                                                     3    >−4
                                                   x −2
                                                        3 > −4(x −2)
                                                        3 > −4x +8
                                                     −5>−4x
                                                        5 < x
                                                        4
                            J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities                                             J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities
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                                                                                 rational functions                                                                    rational functions
                            Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases                                             Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases
                            Case 2: x −2 < 0, or x < 2.                                                           Consider the two intervals on a number line.
                                                     3    >−4
                                                   x −2
                                                        3 < −4(x −2)
                                                        3 < −4x +8
                                                     −5<−4x                                                       Since x < 5 is common, it is a solution to the inequality.
                                                                                                                              4
                                                        5 > x                                                                               3                      
                                                        4                                                         The solution, then, is         >−4on −∞,5 ∪(2,∞).
                                                                                                                                          x −2                     4
                                                                                                                  Agraph confirms these intervals.
                            J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities                                             J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities
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                                                                                    rational functions                                                                        rational functions
                             Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases                                                Solving Rational Inequalities Using Intervals
                                                                                                                      Example
                                                                                                                              x2 −6x +8
                                                                                                                      Solve 2x2 +5x −3 ≤ 0 using intervals.
                                                                                                                      Begin by factoring the numerator and denominator to
                                                                                                                      determine any vertical asymptotes or x-intercepts that define
                                                                                                                      intervals.
                                                                                                                                                 x2 −6x +8
                                                                                                                                                2x2 +5x −3 ≤ 0
                                                                                                                                              (x −4)(x −2) ≤ 0
                             While this method works, it can be tedious and difficult to                                                       (2x −1)(x +3)
                             follow at times.                                                                         There are vertical asymptotes at x = −3 and x = 1, and
                                                                                                                                                                               2
                                                                                                                      x-intercepts at x = 2 and x = 4.
                             J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities                                                J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities
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                                                                                    rational functions                                                                        rational functions
                             Solving Rational Inequalities Using Intervals                                            Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases
                             Set up a table with five intervals.
                                                                   1    1   
                                 Interval       (−∞,−3)        −3, 2       2,2     (2,4)    (4,∞)
                                     x              −4            0         1        3         5
                              Sign of P(x)          +            −          +        −         +
                             The rational function is less than zero on two intervals, and
                             equal to zero at the two roots.
                                          x2 −6x +8                     
                             Therefore,                  ≤0on −3,1 ∪[2,4].
                                         2x2 +5x −3                     2
                             Again, graphing confirms the intervals.
                                                                                                                      It is hard to see the detail between the two x-intercepts at
                                                                                                                      this scale, so zoom in for clarity.
                             J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities                                                J. Garvin — Solving Rational Inequalities
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                             Solving Rational Inequalities Using Cases                                                Questions?
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