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On a game show, a contestant must guess a secret two-digit number. The secret number is 27. Write an absolute-value inequality that shows that the contestant's guess is more than 14 numbers away from the
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On a game show, a contestant must guess a secret two-digit number. The secret number is 27. Write an absolute-value inequality that shows that the contestant's guess is more than 14 numbers away from the secret number. Use n as the variable.

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| n - 27| > 14

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|n - 27| > 14

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