Question
When solving absolute value inqualities, if it's less than it's "and", if it's greater than it's "or". what about less than or equal to or greater than or equal to?
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PsyDAG
A ≤ B is that A is less than <I>or</I> equal to B, which is complement to A > B.
A ≥ B is that A is greater than <I>or</I> equal to B, which is the complement to B > A.
It cannot be both equal to <I>and</I> either less than or more than any value.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
A ≥ B is that A is greater than <I>or</I> equal to B, which is the complement to B > A.
It cannot be both equal to <I>and</I> either less than or more than any value.
I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
Angie
thank you!