The set of real number x for which x2-|x+2|+x>0 is
a)(-infinity,-2)U(2,infinity)
b)(-infinity,squre root of 2)U(square root of 2,infinity)
c)(-infinity,-1)U(1,infinity)
d)(square root of 2,infinity)
Asked by Abhilasha T.
| 16th May, 2014,
12:09: AM
Expert Answer:
Consider,
Hence, the option 'A' is correct.

Answered by Avinash Soni
| 16th May, 2014,
09:23: AM
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