Question

How do you solve the inequality 4-Ix+3I<2
its the absolute value of x+3

Answer 1

first solve for \(|x+3|\)

Answer 2

subtract \(4\) and get
\[-|x+3|<-2\] then change the signs and the inequality to get
\[|x+3|>2\] and solve that one by solving two inequalities
\[x+3<-2\] or \[x+3>2\]

Answer 3

i got a final answer of x>-1 and x<-5 is that correct

Answer 4

yes