Thread: inequality

I've been stuck on this inequality:

[(x-9)/(x^3)1/(x+9)]<0

The solution of this inequality consists one or more of the following intervals:
(-infinity, A), (A,B), (B,C), and (C, infinity) where A<B<C

Find A, B and C

[(x-9)/(x^3)1/(x+9)]<0

Here is a start:

Find when the equality equals 0

Looking at the equation there are three ways you could get 0 or undefined:

when (x-9) = 0, x=9

when (x^3)1 = 0, x=0

and when (x+9) = 0, x=-9