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14 Sep 2018, 08:13
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If \(|(x–3)^2+2|<|x – 7|\) , which of the following expresses the allowable range for x?
(A) 1<x<4
(B) 1<x<7
(C) –1<x<4 and 7<x
(D) x<–1 and 4<x<7
(E) –7<x<4 and 7<x
(A) 1<x<4
(B) 1<x<7
(C) –1<x<4 and 7<x
(D) x<–1 and 4<x<7
(E) –7<x<4 and 7<x
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14 Sep 2018, 08:16
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I tested the minimum values of the answer choices and could quickly eliminate C,D and E.
Then I tested the maximum values of A and B. Leaving me with A
What other fast ways are there?
Then I tested the maximum values of A and B. Leaving me with A
What other fast ways are there?
14 Sep 2018, 08:38
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Discussed here: if-x-3-2-2-x-7-which-of-the-following-expresses-the-al-229591.html Hope it helps.
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