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What are the two cases for solving |x| < a, and what is the connecting word?

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Given the inequality expression |x| < a. The two cases for solving the expression are x<a and -x < a (or x>-a)

Note that the absolute value of a number will return both its positive and negative value. That's why the value of x i.e |x| returns both x and -x in the expression above.

The connecting word of the expression is that 'the absolute value of variable x is less than a' where a can take any value.

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