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Write the expression |x-3| +|x-4| without the absolute value symbols if x is in the given interval. (-infinity, 1)

Write the expression |x-3| +|x-4| without the absolute value symbols if x is in the given interval. (-infinity, 1)
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Write the expression |x-3| +|x-4| without the absolute value symbols if x is in the given interval. (-infinity, 1)

Write the expression |x-3| +|x-4| without the absolute value symbols if x is in the-example-1
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User Eric Grunzke
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Answer:

6

Explanation:

(x-3)(x-4)

= (1-3)(1-4)

= 2x3

=6

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