Match each absolute value sentence with its equivalent compound sentence. a. |x - 2| > 6 b. |x - 2| < 6 c. |x - 2| = 6 -6 < x - 2 < 6 x - 2 = 6 or x - 2 = -6 x - 2 > 6 or x - 2 < -6
sorry ! the case will be if there is a unknown quantity in mod then the answer will come both in positive & negative so\[\Huge{|x-2|>6} \space and \space |x-2|>-6\]
similarly do the case with b,c,d.
@Elov can u do it???
I really don't get how I'm suppose to match these up D:
Do you know what | x | means?
Um.. An unknown variable, that's positive? I don't know. >.<
:D It's ok. x represents unknown variable only but |x| convey some additional meaning. It's called absolute value of X represented by '|x|.
The |x| would always be positive. That's absolute value. For eg |-3| = 3.
Are you getting something?
I understand that x is always positive, but I get confused when the absolute value has an inequality next to it.
okay. so you can solve c ?
4?
Ok. Let's take first question |x-2| >6. So if x-2 = -6 and x-2 = 6 would give us the value 6 rt?
By taking the absolute value of |6|
Can you solve it now?
Is it 8?
oh wait the second choice.
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