Question 883745
Absolute value represents distance. Specifically the distance a number is from 0 on a number line.


So |x| is NEVER negative because you can't have negative distance. It makes no sense.


That means |x| is either 0 or positive. In other words, {{{abs(x)>=0}}}. So saying |x| < -4 is impossible and it's always false for any x value you pick.