Solve |x| > 4

A: {-4, 4}

B: - 4 < x < 4

C: x

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Carly Choi

Mathematics

27 February, 23:48

Solve |x| > 4

A: {-4, 4}

B: - 4 < x < 4

C: x

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Taryn Leblanc · Answer 1

The answer is A because when the two lines are on the outside of a term like that it means that what ever is inside is the opposite of the original number

For ex. | 4 | < 4

The 1st number will be a negative so it makes the statement true

Solve |x| > 4A: {-4, 4}B: - 4 < x < 4C: x

Solve |x| > 4

A: {-4, 4}

B: - 4 < x < 4

C: x