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Solve the absolute value inequality|2x+3|≥|x−7|

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Answer:
x\geq 7

Explanation:

Given


|2x+3|\geq |x-7|

here we will divide x interval in 3 case

case
x<(-3)/(2)

let us take x=-2

|-1| is not greater than |-9|

thus
x<(-3)/(2) is not possible

Case
(-3)/(2)<x<7

Take x=0

|3| is less than |-7|

thus for
(-3)/(2)<x<7 equality is not satisfied

Case 3
x\geq 7

take x=7

|17| is greater than |0|

Thus for
x\geq 7 is the required region

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