Question

ALGEBRA 2 HELP EASY! (I GIVE MEDALS!) What is the solution set in interval notation for |3x + 1| <= 7

Answer 1

Your an idiot this is common sense

Answer 2

3x+1 =-7 and 3x+1=7
solve it from there.

Answer 3

I got (-infinity, infinity) as the answer, but it was marked wrong.

Answer 4

@LXelle

Answer 5

Do you guys like tacos

Answer 6

How did you get infinity? Loll.

Answer 7

WHY ARE YOU IGNORING ME

Answer 8

for the first one I got x <= 2 and x >= -8/3

Answer 9

Sorry for calling you an idiot

Answer 10

and when you graph that it takes up the entire line

Answer 11

Elmo's sorry

Answer 12

@LXelle

Answer 13

I hate acacia Brinkley tbh

Answer 14

same lmao

Answer 15

dont feel like changing my pic tho

Answer 16

I'm in class rn pretending to do math

Answer 17

lmao

Answer 18

Some kids beat boxing across the room

Answer 19

Can you help me with a math problem by chance

Answer 20

Lol sure

Answer 21

No, we are not finding the domain. We are just finding the range of x.

Answer 22

What you got there is correct.

Answer 23

What would the solution set in interval notation be for -|3x + 5| < 4?

Answer 24

Do like what you did just now.

Answer 25

so I got x > 1/-3 and x < -1/3 is that right?

Answer 26

So how would we write that in interval notation?

Answer 27

x= -3 and x=-1/3 check your answers up there.

Answer 28

Right sorry!

Answer 29

So would we write that as [-3,-1.3]?

Answer 30

*-1/3

Answer 31

It would be x>-13 and x>-3

Answer 32

-13?

Answer 33

SORRYY I MEAN -1/3

Answer 34

Oh lol it's fine

Answer 35

Wouldn't it be x < -1/3? or do you flip the sign when dividing a negative number?

Answer 36

-3x-5<-4, -3x<-4+5, -3x<1, x>-1/3

Answer 37

Right!

Answer 38

But how would we write the final answer in interval notation?

Answer 39

@LXelle

Answer 40

Not sure with that. Might not want to confuse you. Sorry.

Answer 41

Okay it's fine! Thanks for your help though!

Answer 42

:))