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Inequalities with Absolute Values
VI. Inequalities: Lecture 6 | 17:34 min
Dr. Fraser covers Inequalities with Absolute Values by going over the two cases of inequalities with plenty of examples before the four extra video examples at the end of the lecture.
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Inequalities with Absolute Values
To solve an inequality involving absolute value, convert the original inequality into a compound inequality that does not involve absolute value, using the definition of absolute value. For example, |2x + 3| > 4 would become: either 2x + 3 > 4 or 2x + 3 < -4.
Describe the solution set of a compound inequality using either a number line or set builder notation.
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Carleen Eaton
Grant Fraser

