Answer:
if 
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall some following basic ideas about absolute value:
or I guess 
or just 
but there is a reason why I wrote it the way I did.
You see that the absolute value returned the same value if the value was positive.
You see that the absolute value returned the opposite value if the value was negative.
You can include 0 in either.
Let's look at 
alone for a second.
*
if is positive or zero.
When is positive or zero? [greater than or equal to 0]
Subtract 3 on both sides
*
if is negative or zero.
When is negative or zero? [less or equal to 0]
Subtract 3 on both sides
So looking at the bullet points (the *), fits into the first inequality.
Therefore, .
Answer:
False
Step-by-step explanation:
The same function input (the first number in the pair) cannot have two different outputs (the second number in the pair).
(6, 4) 4 is one output.
(6, -4) -4 is another output.
50 + .4x = 70 + .3x
.4x = .3x + 20
.1x = 20
x = 200
Let x be the number of miles.
They have to drive 200 miles.
