Tuesday, June 11, 2013

Solve and graph the inequality: |x|

To solve the inequality, we'll have to apply the
definition of the absolute value:


|x|<c
<=> -c<x<c


For c = 3 =>
-3 < x < 3


We'll solve the simultaneous
inequalities:


-3 < x and x <
3


-3 < x <=> x belongs to the range
(-3 ; +infinite)


x < 3 <=> x belongs
to the range (-infinite ; 3)


We'll intercept
the intervals and the common solution for x is found in the opened interval (-3 ;
3).

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