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Solve the problem algebraically 4∣x+9∣−2>10
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Solve the problem algebraically 4∣x+9∣−2>10

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Answer:

x is (-infinite, -12) and (-6, infinite)

Explanation:

Meaning that x is less than -12 and greater than 6. I think...

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