Question

What is the solution to the inequality |2n+5|>1
–3 > n > –2
2 < n < 3
n < –3 or n > –2
n < 2 or n > 3

Answer 1

well why don't we try substituting some numbers in for N to see if it corresponds to any of the answers? :)

but im a bit weirded out by the first one thought bc its saying n is less than-3 but greater than -2 which seems like an impossibility so im eliminating the first choice as an answer...

Answer 2

the first answer is just inferring that n cannot equal 3 or 2.

Answer 3

cannot equal -3 or -2* typo

Answer 4

K now im stuck on this too...any number can be put in as N even 0 or a negative and you'd still end up with a quantity bigger than 0. I think you need to choose an inequality that includes all numbers

Answer 5

*bigger than 1

Answer 6

in that case I think the answer is the last one :) it'd be cool to draw a number line for it