Question

Does anyone know how to solve this inequality?
|d|>2

Answer 1

An inequality of the form

\(|X|>k\)

where X is an expression in a variable, and k is a number, is solved by solving the compound inequality

\(X < -k\) or \(X > k\)

Answer 2

So the answer would be
d>-2 or d>2?

Answer 3

In your case, X is simply d, since d is an expression in variable d.
k is 2.
You are close, but make sure you write the correct inequality signs.
One is < and one is >.

Answer 4

\(d < -2\) or \(d > 2\)

Answer 5

Thank you @mathstudent55

Answer 6

You're welcome.