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OpenStudy (anonymous):

|4x+4/7|<4

OpenStudy (anonymous):

|4x+4/7|<4 case 1: (4x+4/7)<4 4x<24/7 x<6/7 case 2: -(4x+4/7)<4 -4x<32/7 x>-8/7 so, -8/7<x<6/7

OpenStudy (anonymous):

To remove the absolute value, we need to rewrite the inequality for the positive and negative case. This becomes\[-4 \lt 4x + {4 \over 7} \lt 4\]Now we can solve like we usually do for inequalities. Subtract 4/7 everywhere, then divide through by 4.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i agree with dhashni. .

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