Absolute value inequalities example 2 | Linear inequalities | Algebra I | Khan Academy

[@fundamentalsofphysicsnmath4306]

Thanks for such a nice explanation.

[@narurtof1234]

this helped alot thanks

[@GetitKimmyB]

thanks for the video i missed a day of school and got behind

[@k1ngjohnny588]

I’m the only one in 2022. Thanks Khan!!

[@paulceltics]

thanks

[@goosebumpsemiliano9104]

9 years ago

[@MrJulioavila004]

what does 1((x-2)-7)

[@goosebumpsemiliano9104]

7 years wow

[@zizipi]

how did the -12 turn to 12 in 4:23. the part where 12 adds 4 ad turns 16.

[@kasaimoto4535]

Absolute value of -12 is 12, a number that has these signs "| |" means the absolute value of a number.

[@annayani]

this was really helpful when i didn't pay attention in class and had these questions for hw..thanks!!

[@ayushijain2727]

if x is less than -10 shouldn't it be outside the range? I mean from -11, -12 etc

[@tejasjindal5855]

Ayushi Jain x is greater than -10 , not less than -10 baby

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