A number n is less than 6 units from 0. write inequality and solve it.
Inequality:
[n]<6
Answer:
-6<n<6
[]=Absolute Value
I had the same problem. According to my teacher, |n| < 6 is correct. I have no idea how she got that answer. Can anyone help me?
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Just pretend like the zero doesn't exist because you don't use it at all in this problem.
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The Zero isn't counted because its a zero...
This is trash, and its wrong B
Algebras hard. DIFFICULT
Let's solve your inequality step-by-step.
|n−0|<6
|n|<6
Solve Absolute Value.
|n|<6
We known
<6 and n>−6
n<6(written 1)
n>−6(written 2)
Answer:
n<6 and n>−6
GUYS WHAT IS THE SOLUTION ITO THE INEQAULITY THO
After looking up the answer everywhere: here's the CORRECT answers. (At least on Big Ideas Math)
Absolute Value Inequality: |n| < 6
The solution of the inequality: -6<n<6
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the compound inequality is -6<n<6
rylie if you see this thank you this was a big help
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ok enohone bull crap its |n|<6 for the first one then -6<n<6 for the second one
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