Complete set of solution of equation `(log_(0.3)(x-2))/(|x|) >= 0`

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Complete set of solution of equation `(log_(0.3)(x-2))/(|x|) >= 0` A. `[1,2)uu(2,3]` B. `[1,3]` C. `(2,3]` D. `{1}`

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