I am using brackets to group 'things' at the moment.
Multiply both sides by #(x+5)# giving
#color(green)(((sqrt(x^2+x-6))+(3x+13))/((x+5)) xxcolor(red)((x+5))color(white)("dd")>color(white)("dd")1color(red)(xx(x+5))#
#color(green)([(sqrt(x^2+x-6))+(3x+13)] xxcolor(red)((x+5))/((x+5))color(white)("dd")>color(white)("dd")color(red)((x+5)))#
But #(x+5)/(x+5) =1#
#color(green)([(sqrt(x^2+x-6))+(3x+13)] xxcolor(white)("dd")1color(white)("ddddd")>color(white)("dd")color(red)((x+5)))#
#color(green)((sqrt(x^2+x-6))+(3x+13) color(white)("dddddddddddd")>color(white)("dd")(x+5))#
Subtract #(3x+13)# from both sides
#color(green)(sqrt(x^2+x-6)color(white)("ddd") >color(white)("ddd") (x+5)-(3x+13))#
but #-(3x+13)# is the same as #-3x-13#
#color(green)(sqrt(x^2+x-6)color(white)("ddd") >color(white)("ddd") x+5-3x-13)#
#color(green)(sqrt(x^2+x-6)color(white)("ddd") >color(white)("ddd") -2x-8)#
Square both sides
#color(green)(x^2+x-6 > (-2x-8)^2)#
#color(green)(x^2+x-6 > +4x^2+32x+64)#
Subtract #x^2+x-6# from both sides
#color(green)(0>3x^2+32x+70)#
Using #ax^2+bx+c -> x=(-b+-sqrt(b^2-4ac))/(2a)#
where #a=3; b=32 and c=70# giving:
#x=(-32+-sqrt(32^2-4(3)(70)))/(2(3))#
#x=(-32+-sqrt(184))/6#
#x=(-32+-sqrt(2^2xx46))/6 = (-32+-2sqrt(46))/6#
#x~~3.07 and x~~-7.59# 2 to decimal places
But this is an inequality and these are the extremes of the domain (input #->x# values) giving:
#-7.59 < x <3.07# as an approximate answer
#color(white)("d")-(32+2sqrt(46))/6 < x < + (-32+2sqrt(46))/6# as an exact answer
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Looking back at the original inequality
#((sqrt(x^2+x-6))+(3x+13))/((x+5))>1#
This is undefined when the denominator becomes 0. So #x=-5# is 'not allowed'