LINR 2 | Lesson 2 | Try This! (Absolute Value Inequalities) Solutions

  1. \(| x | ≥ 3\)  means all numbers  3 or more away from 0.

\(x ≥ 3\) or \(x ≤-3\)

  1. All values of \(x\) excluding 0.

  1. \(-2 < x < 2\)
  1. There are no values of \(x\) for which the absolute value is a negative number.

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