# How do you answer this in interval notation 8|x+3|<3????

• How do you answer this in interval notation 8|x+3|<3????

Answer #1 | 08/02 2014 12:10
This link has a step by step solution to your problem: http://www.symbolab.com/solver/inequalities-calcula tor/8%7Cx%2B3%7C%3C3 Hope this helps
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Answer #2 | 08/02 2014 11:45
Set up two equations... the + and the - section of the absolute value expression. x+3<3/8 x+3>−(3/8) x<−21/8 and x>−27/8, −27/8
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... >3 Express the solution in interval notation? ... Answer #1 | 09/12 2015 08:17 ... √3 ; √3 [ ← second condition Then you join the 2 condition to ...
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Here the answer will be all real numbers. Example 4 ... graph its solution, and give interval notation. 1) | x| < 3 3) | 2x| < 6 5) | x ... 8) | x +3| 6 4 ...
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Chapter 1 Section 4: Compound Linear Inequalities ... But if you do graph ... there’s no point in writing your answer in either interval notation or set ...
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