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Solve ldl>-2 I'm not sure what exactly I'm supposed to be solving.. I do know that d can be any number 0 and above, but how do I express that in this kind of equation?
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d>-2/ll
|d| is greater than -2 for all values of d
looks like d can also be any number 0 and below, since |d| > -2 still works.... coolmath.com or whatever will ask you to break |d| > -2 into two separate cases, d > -2 or the other case -(d) > -2 becoming d < 2 (letting in the negative d-values).
|d| is always > or = to 0 so if we have |d|>negative number then the answer is all real numbers
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