Write using statement using absolute value notation
a) The distance between y and -2 is greater than or equal to 4
b) Y is more than d units from C.
|y-(-2)| >=4
or
|y+2| >= 4
|y-C| > d
a) The absolute value notation for the statement "The distance between y and -2 is greater than or equal to 4" would be:
|y - (-2)| ≥ 4
b) The absolute value notation for the statement "Y is more than d units from C" would be:
|y - C| > d
a) The distance between y and -2 is greater than or equal to 4 can be written using absolute value notation as:
|y - (-2)| >= 4
In this notation, |y - (-2)| represents the distance between y and -2.
b) Y is more than d units from C can be written using absolute value notation as:
|y - C| > d
In this notation, |y - C| represents the distance between y and C.