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Let me try out the solution for you.
Consider the below scenarios for the equation y = |x+5|-|x-5|
Case 1:
when x more than or equal to 5
then y=(x+5)-(x-5) = 10
hence y=10
Case 2:
when -5<x<5
y=(x+5)-(-(x-5)) = 2x
y=2x so y can take 9 values corresponding to x={-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1,2,3,4}
Case 3:
when x less than or equal to -5
y= -(x+5)-(-(x-5))
y=-10
Hence if we combine all 3 cases we get that y can take total of 11 values.
Answer:
-10
Step-by-step explanation:
Write out the equation
5n-8=n-48
move like terms to the same side
4n=-40
divide 4n and 4 by 4 to get n by itself.
n=-10
Answer:
0.6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Domain: x-axis
Range: y-axis
The relation graph shows the points in which the domain is located. To find the Domain, go to the point in the x-axis (the horizontal line) and note the number where the point lies. For this question, the point on the left side of the graph lies on negative four (
), and on the right side, the point is on 6. Therefore, the domain of this relation is negative four is greater than/equal to x is less than/equal to six. It could also be written like this: 
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