Which two inequalities would you use to solve |2x – 4| < 5?
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Heyo :) Due to the fact the expression is in absolute value the total can either be a positive or a negative. (Also since it hase < the sign will infact flip) So it will be... \(\huge\bf{2x-4<5}\) and \(\huge\bf{2x-4>-5}\)
i agree @563blackghost
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