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Question 764345: What is an absolute-value inequality to represent all of the values on a number line that are within 8 units of 4
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What is an absolute-value inequality to represent all of the values on a number line that are within 8 units of 4
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What is an absolute-value inequality to represent all of the values on a number line that are within 8 units of 4
|x-4| <= 8
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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