The inequality (4)/(x)<5 is true, when x...

The inequality `(4)/(x)<5` is true, when `x` belongs to

A

a. `[(4)/(5),oo)`

B

b.`(-oo,(4)/(5))`

C

c.`(-oo, 0)uu((4)/(5),oo)`

D

d.` R`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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