Solving rational inequalities-Algebraically

Learn how to solve a Rational inequality algebraically
Here are the steps,
1. Find your limited domain
2. Solve the related equation
3. Place all above " critical values" on a number line
4. Test each interval
5. Write answers in interval notation

[giancalub]

Shouldn't the 20 become a negative when you put it on the other side, thus it should've been negative 12.

[yeezyboostzeus]

my math teacher literally used this video to teach us from in class, and it is straight up wrong. she didnt even realize. My faith in our schooling system is failing

[relaxthemind]

This confused me, so glad she was wrong I thought I kept messing up😅

[juliuscaesarlabadisos]

this is perplexing tho! if you're transposing a constant term to the other side it shoud change its sign.

[sergiobarrios]

People, the problem is wrong, you should have put minus four (-4).
You had minus -3

[danieltan]

u cant cross multiply like that, try supping in x=-4 and u realise that your answer is flawed

[TeacherAilin]

Good method used. I have made a video similar to this. Please give me some comment.