Solve:
2 Iv+8I-6<6
I'm getting -14
\[2\left| v+8 \right|-6<6\]
Sorry idk
So it should be -14 or -2???
add 6 to each side
then divide by two
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wouldn't it be v<-2?
no, im sorry look at the picture above. since it is an absolute value problem it is not possible for it to be less than 0
ahhh ok
hope this helps!
It does thank you very much
This is what wolfram gave me as the solve. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=2abs%5Bv%2B8%5D-6%3C6
Looks different because they took the real value of IvI Just need to be sure... http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=solve+2abs%5Bv%2B8%5D-6%3C6
|dw:1363364116438:dw|You should isolate your absolute value. 1)Add 6 to both sides: 2) Then divide by 2:
|v+8|<6
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Then set -6 <v+8 < 6
Then subtract 8 from all three parts of the inequality. -6-8 < v+8 -8 < 6-8
Finally, -14 < v < -2
WOW!!! That was complicated! Why did she say that an absolute value inequality could not be a negative number?
What she meant was that an Absolute value never results in a negative number, but you can have a negative value inside an absolute value, as it will be positive when you take its absolute value.
Absolute value takes care of the negative, it's like |4| which is equal to +4 or -4
Ahhhhh!!! NOW I see!!! Wooo Hooo! So when I answer this, it should be -14 "or" -2. OR should it be -14 "and" -2?
I know the set notation would be (-14,-2) but that is not an option in the answer section.
No, it is exactly as I have writtern it. X can take on any value that falls between (-14, 2).
Ah, then you could say x is between -14 and -2.
IT has to fit both inequalities at the same time, which means it is an 'and' statement.
x is greater than -14 and x is less than -2
Awesomeness! Thank you @calmat01 I understand now- you're great! wish I was half as good at this stuff...
No problem. Glad I could help.
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