|x+2| < 5
x+2 < 5 AND -x-2 < 5
x < 3 AND x > -7
I always taught this notation:
-7 < x < 3
I will let you convert to your notation
Write the solution set of the inequality |x + 2| < 5 in the interval notation.
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(x+2) < 5 and -(x+2) <5
x < 3 and (x+2) > -5
x < 3 and x > -7
which is
-7 < x < 3
x < 3 and (x+2) > -5
x < 3 and x > -7
which is
-7 < x < 3
(-7,3) I think
I do not do interval notation either.
I do not do interval notation either.
Interval notation: (-7,3)
If it was included (less than or equal to/greater than or equal to) you would use a bracket [ or ].
If it was included (less than or equal to/greater than or equal to) you would use a bracket [ or ].
Yes.