What is another way to write the absolute value inequality |p|≤12

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What is another way to write the absolute value inequality |p|≤12

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Answer:

p <= 12 and p >= -12

Explanation:

The absolute value of p means that p is less than 12. Then, -p must be greater than -12

p <= 12 and p >= -12

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Answer:

A. -12 < or = p < or = 12

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Ajay Jayendran answered Jan 17, 2021

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