3 years ago

Solve the absolute value inequality: 1x + 12 + 5 < 27

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san4es73 [151]3 years ago

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Answer:10

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Dont know how to explain on here but I know for sure its 10 :)

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Solve the absolute value inequality: 1x + 12 + 5 < 27​

Solve the absolute value inequality: 1x + 12 + 5 < 27