Solve and graph the absolute value inequality:-8>-5x+2>-38?

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1 answer:

Pani-rosa [81]2 years ago

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Hello :
:-8>-5x+2>-38 equiv :
-38 < -5x+2 < -8
let : f(x) = -5x+2..... ( graph color red)
g(x) = -38 ..... ( graph color pruple)
h(x) = -8 ...... ( graph color blue)
the absolute value inequality is : ] 2, 8[ ( between the graph of g and h)

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