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If for numerator we take x >=2, will it not become 0.?

Well, let's see. Pick a number greater than or equal to 2, say 6, and plug it into \(\sqrt{|x| - 2}\). We get \(\sqrt{|6| - 2}=\sqrt{4}=2\). So, no, the numerator will not become 0. See how easy it was to check?
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Bunuel can you please share similar questions to practice? Thank you!
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I like the solution - it’s helpful.
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In the second option X is less than and equal to 3. This will make the denominator 0.
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In the second option X is less than and equal to 3. This will make the denominator 0.
B is \(-3 < x ≤ -2\) or \(2 ≤ x ≤ 3\). For which value exactly do you find the denominator being 0?
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I like the solution - it’s helpful. I think there is one mistake in the end that you've specified ranges to be in AND but it is OR (in the solution)
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