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Let's break it up into 2 inequalities: \(x^2<4\) and \(x^2>1\) Recall that \(\sqrt{x^2}=|x|\) \(x^2<4 \implies |x|<2\) and \(x^2>1\implies |x|>1\)
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My open study is lagging a bit. oye
This is my logic for the left part, we have 1<x^2 --> -1<x<1 for the right part , we have -2<x<2 so that intersection between them is |dw:1410315456828:dw|
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