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Answer 1

@FFASinger

Answer 2

I think C . But don't count on it

Answer 3

Do you know what the vertical lines around ax - b mean?

Answer 4

We know that C is a real number and C>0.

Answer 5

which is |ax-b| is a positive integer.So it can't be |ax-b|<-c. And we also know that D and C are not the answers since it;s obvious.

Answer 6

it would be B because the signs have to be going the same direction

Answer 7

think about it. can ax-b be > than C and < than C at the same time ?

Answer 8

-C*

Answer 9

we are looking for an inequality to |ax-b|>C

Answer 10

ax - b can be negative because we have the absolute value here |ax - b|

Answer 11

ax-b can't be negative since c>0

Answer 12

and ax-b>C

Answer 13

it was D

Answer 14

just as an exercise

use

|2x - 1! > 3

and see which of the options fit the numbers

Answer 15

yes D is correct

Answer 16

@FaiqRaees i don't get you.

Answer 17

2x - 1> 3 gives 2x > 4 x . 2

2x - 1 < -3 gives 2x < -2 x < 1

if you check bak you#ll see that fits the original equality |2x - 1| > 3