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The distance between a and -3 is at least 5? How can I put this in a mathematical expression?
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The distance between a and -3 is at least 5? How can I put this in a mathematical expression?
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The distance between a and -3 is at least 5? How can I put this in a mathematical expression?
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(a+5)>or =to -3
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the answer is a-(-3)= ≥5
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