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What is the solution to the inequality |x-4|<3

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Answer:

The solution of the given inequality
|x-4|<\:3\: is
1<x<7

Explanation:

Given inequality
|x-4|<\:3\:

We have to find the solution of the given inequality
|x-4|<\:3\:

Using absolute rule,
\mathrm{If}\:|u|\:<\:a,\:a>0\:\mathrm{then}\:-a\:<\:u\:<\:a, we have,


-3<x-4<3

Rewrite as
x-4<-3\quad \mathrm{and}\quad \:x-4<3

Consider ,
x-4>-3

Adding 4 both side, we have,


x-4+4>-3+4

Simplify, we have,


x>1

Consider ,
x-4<3

Adding 4 both side, we have,


x-4+4<3+4

Simplify, we have,


x<7

Combining, we have,


1<x<7

Thus, The solution of the given inequality
|x-4|<\:3\: is
1<x<7

User Ruffen
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Unfold it and add 4.
-3 < x-4 < 3
1 < x < 7
User Naresh Narsing
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