Suppose the distance between x and zero is 6. write an inequality

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0 < /6/ (absolute value)

That is your inequality since the subject is about the distance away from zero then using common sense you would make the 6 get put in between the 2 absolute value lines ( not trying to be rude, if the explanation seems rude to you im sorry)

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