[10 - (t-2)] 1 What is the answer? I think it's t13, correct? Thank you much. Mes petits chats! :)

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[10 - (t-2)] > 1

What is the answer? I think it's  t<11 or t>13, correct? Thank you much. Mes petits chats! :)

anonymous · Answer

Hello? Oui ou non? Yes or non? Ja und nein?

anonymous · Answer

Are [] Gaussian Brackets?

anonymous · Answer

They're the absolute value thingers :)

anonymous · Answer

C'est un problem de la valeur absolue?

anonymous · Answer

@thomasj OUI! BIEN SUR!

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

$$| 10 - (t-2) | > 1.$$ 1) $$10 - (t-2) > 1$$$$9 -t +2 > 0$$$$11> t$$ 2) $$10-(t-2)<-1$$$$10-t+2<-1$$$$13

anonymous · Answer

Thank you very much. :) Although, I just needed you to say yes....

anonymous · Answer

I have a very unique math situation, I'm currently a high school sophomore and I took two terms of Pre-Algebra my freshman year, then I moved into Algebra 1 spring term, struggled with two terms of Geometry, but passed. Now, I'm taking two Algebra classes and one Geometry course online. I got a month to earn three credits. Aaah! Plus, I gotta do other homework, too. Aaaah!