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Solve |x| > -9.
x
all reals
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User Vasily G
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Answer:

all real numbers

Explanation:

|x| > -9

x is in the absolute value so any number of x will be positive or at least 0 and always greater than -9. So then the answer is all real numbers

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User Hashira
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Answer:

To solve an inequality with absolute values, we use the theorems which states:


\ if \ |a|<b \ then \ -b<a<b


\ if \ |a|>b \ then \ a>b \ or \ a<-b

So, the given expression is the second case. Now, we just replace each value:


|x|>-9\\x>9 \ or \ x<-9

This result means that all solution from the given inequality are more than 9 or less than -9.

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User Leguam
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