Show Interval(s) On Real Number Line

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    nycmathguy

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    Set 1.2

    Problems: 50, 52, 56, 60

    I will use your work on these 4 to do the rest. Raining all day in NYC. Ruined my day off. Stayed home all day. I made the best of it by answering math problems and packing for the big move on 9/9/21. Thank God!!

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    50

    abs(x)<2

    Apply absolute rule: If abs(u) <=a, a > 0 then -a<=u<=a

    -2<x<2
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    Interval notation
    (-2, 2)
    upload_2021-8-22_19-45-36.gif
    Integer solutions
    x = ± 1, x = 0


    52
    abs(x)>0
    sqrt(x^2)>0
    solutions:
    x>0
    x<0
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    Interval notation
    (0, ∞)
    (-∞, 0)

    upload_2021-8-22_19-46-22.gif

    56

    abs(x-1)<=1/2

    Apply absolute rule: If abs(u) <=a, a > 0 then -a<=u<=a
    -1/2<=x -1 <=1/2
    -1/2+1<=x -1+1 <=1/2+1
    1/2<=x<=3/2

    Integer solution: x=1
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    interval notation: [1/2, 3/2]
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    60

    abs(x+5)>=2
    Apply absolute rule:
    If abs(u)>=a, a > 0 then u<=-a or u>=a

    x+5<=-2 or x+5>=2
    solutions:
    x+5<=-2=>x<=-2-5=>x<=-7
    x+5>=2=>x>=2-5=>x>=-3
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    Interval notation:
    [-3, ∞)
    (-∞, -7]
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    Perfect.
     
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