Simplify(write without using the absulote value sign. |x+3|, if x>5

Justin Morris asked Apr 9, 2022

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Simplify(write without using the absulote value sign.

|x+3|, if x>5

Justin Morris asked Apr 9, 2022

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Answer:

χ>2

Explanation:

If χ+3=χ>5, then subtract 3 on both sides of the equation so it looks like this: χ+3-3=χ>5-3 .

Then you'll end up with χ>2

Daniel Uribe answered Apr 16, 2022

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