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2.6 Absolute Value
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Goals SWBAT solve inequalities involving absolute value.
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Definitions The of a, denoted, is the distance that a is from zero on a number line. The absolute value of a number is always. So, in other words, and. That said, we must consider both the negative and positive versions of a when solving absolute value equations and inequalities. absolutevalue positive
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Solving Absolute Value Inequalities 1.Get the absolute value by itself, making sure to remember that if you or by a negative you flip the sign! 2.Set up two equality problems, one for the positive, one for the negative, and solve. 3.Plot your solution(s) on a number line. Use an dot for, and a dot for or 4.Test the intervals on your number line to determine where to shade. (shade where it makes the statement true) 5. Write a compound inequality for your solution. (an and or an or) multiply divide openclosed
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 3.
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 4.
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 5.
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 6.
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 7.
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Solve the open set and graph its solution set. 8.
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