Solve the following logarithm inequality -
(ex+ 1) (sin x - 2) / x3+1 is greater than equal to 0

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Given inequality isex+1sinx-2x3+10 ex+1sinx-2x3+130Using identity a3+b3=a+ba2-ab+b2 we getex+1sinx-2x+1x2-x+10 ; inequalityiNow ex0 for all xRex+1 will always be positive and hence can be shifted to L.H.S. of inequality. So  inequalityi becomes,sinx-2x+1x2-x+10 Nowsinx varies from -1 to 1sinx-2 will always be negative and hence can be shifted to L.H.S. of inequality but since it is negative hence sign of inequality will reverse.So  inequalityi becomes,1x+1x2-x+10Important  Note: In y=ax2+bx+c if a>0 and DiscriminantD=b2-4ac<0. Then ax2+bx+c  will be above x axis for all vaues of x. Hence it will always be positive.Now in x2-x+1 a=1>0D=-12-4×1×1D=-3<0 x2-x+1 will always be positive and hence can be shifted to L.H.S. of inequality. So  inequalityi becomes,1x-10x<1 or x-, 1 Answer  Note: Equality will not hold because at x=1 denominator will become 0

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