Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value

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What is the least integer value of xx that satisfies the inequality ∣4x−5∣≤11|4x - 5| \le 11?

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Cevap: -1

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The least integer value of xx that satisfies the inequality is −1-1.
Expanding the absolute value inequality ∣4x−5∣≤11|4x - 5| \le 11 produces −11≤4x−5≤11-11 \le 4x - 5 \le 11. Adding 5 across all sections yields −6≤4x≤16-6 \le 4x \le 16, and dividing by 4 results in −1.5≤x≤4-1.5 \le x \le 4. The set of integers within this range is {−1,0,1,2,3,4}\{-1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4\}, making −1-1 the least integer value.

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Rewrite the absolute value inequality as a double inequality.
−11≤4x−5≤11-11 \le 4x - 5 \le 11
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣≤a|u| \le a for a≥0a \ge 0 is equivalent to −a≤u≤a-a \le u \le a.
2
Add 5 to all parts of the compound inequality.
−6≤4x≤16-6 \le 4x \le 16
To isolate xx, first add 5 to eliminate the constant term −5-5.
3
Divide all parts by 4.
−1.5≤x≤4-1.5 \le x \le 4
Dividing by a positive constant preserves the direction of the inequality signs.
4
Select the minimum integer contained within the solution interval [−1.5,4][-1.5, 4].
−1-1
The integer values satisfying −1.5≤x≤4-1.5 \le x \le 4 are −1,0,1,2,3,4-1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4. The smallest among these is −1-1.

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Linear inequalities involving absolute value
Soru 22Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies both ∣5−2x∣≤11|5 - 2x| \le 11 and −3x+7<1-3x + 7 < 1, what is the least possible integer value of xx?

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Cevap: 3

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The least possible integer value of xx is 3.
Solving ∣5−2x∣≤11|5 - 2x| \le 11 leads to −11≤5−2x≤11-11 \le 5 - 2x \le 11. Subtracting 5 gives −16≤−2x≤6-16 \le -2x \le 6, and dividing by −2-2 (flipping the inequalities) yields −3≤x≤8-3 \le x \le 8. Next, solving −3x+7<1-3x + 7 < 1 gives −3x<−6-3x < -6, which upon dividing by −3-3 (and flipping the inequality sign) gives x>2x > 2. Combining these two requirements yields 2<x≤82 < x \le 8. The integer values satisfying this inequality are 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. The least possible integer value among these is 3.

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1
Solve the absolute value inequality ∣5−2x∣≤11|5 - 2x| \le 11.
−11≤5−2x≤11  ⟹  −16≤−2x≤6  ⟹  −3≤x≤8-11 \le 5 - 2x \le 11 \implies -16 \le -2x \le 6 \implies -3 \le x \le 8.
An absolute value inequality ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k expands to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k. Dividing by −2-2 flips the inequality direction.
2
Solve the linear inequality −3x+7<1-3x + 7 < 1.
−3x<−6  ⟹  x>2-3x < -6 \implies x > 2.
Subtract 7 from both sides, then divide by −3-3, remembering to reverse the inequality sign.
3
Determine the intersection of both solution sets.
2<x≤82 < x \le 8.
xx must be strictly greater than 2 and less than or equal to 8.
4
Identify the smallest integer within the range 2<x≤82 < x \le 8.
3
Since x>2x > 2 is strict, 2 is excluded, making 3 the smallest integer in the range.

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Solving systems of linear inequalities involving absolute values and correctly applying sign-flipping rules when multiplying or dividing by negative quantities.

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Test integer candidates directly: for x=2x = 2, −3(2)+7=1-3(2) + 7 = 1, which is not strictly less than 1. For x=3x = 3, −3(3)+7=−2<1-3(3) + 7 = -2 < 1 (valid) and ∣5−2(3)∣=∣−1∣=1≤11|5 - 2(3)| = |-1| = 1 \le 11 (valid), confirming 3 is the smallest integer solution.
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Soru 23Soru →

If −5x+3≤18-5x + 3 \le 18, which of the following inequalities represents all possible real values of xx?

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Cevap: x≥−3x \ge -3

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x≥−3x \ge -3
Subtracting 3 from both sides gives −5x≤15-5x \le 15. Dividing both sides by −5-5 requires flipping the inequality sign from ≤\le to ≥\ge, resulting in x≥−3x \ge -3.

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1
Subtract 3 from both sides of the inequality −5x+3≤18-5x + 3 \le 18.
−5x≤15-5x \le 15
Isolate the variable term on the left side.
2
Divide both sides by −5-5 and reverse the inequality sign from ≤\le to ≥\ge.
x≥−3x \ge -3
Dividing an inequality by a negative number reverses the direction of the inequality sign.

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Linear Inequalities and Sign Reversal
Soru 24Soru →

If xx and yy are real numbers that satisfy the inequalities ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9 and ∣4y+3∣≤13|4y + 3| \le 13, what is the maximum possible value of the expression ∣3x−4y∣|3x - 4y|?

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Cevap: 34

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The maximum possible value of ∣3x−4y∣|3x - 4y| is 3434.
To find the maximum possible value of ∣3x−4y∣|3x - 4y|, we first solve for the ranges of xx and yy from their respective absolute value inequalities. From ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9, we get −9≤3−2x≤9  ⟹  −3≤x≤6-9 \le 3 - 2x \le 9 \implies -3 \le x \le 6. From ∣4y+3∣≤13|4y + 3| \le 13, we get −13≤4y+3≤13  ⟹  −4≤y≤2.5-13 \le 4y + 3 \le 13 \implies -4 \le y \le 2.5. To maximize 3x−4y3x - 4y, we take the maximum value of 3x3x (3×6=183 \times 6 = 18) and the maximum value of −4y-4y (−4×−4=16-4 \times -4 = 16), giving 18+16=3418 + 16 = 34. To minimize 3x−4y3x - 4y, we take the minimum value of 3x3x (3×−3=−93 \times -3 = -9) and the minimum value of −4y-4y (−4×2.5=−10-4 \times 2.5 = -10), giving −9−10=−19-9 - 10 = -19. The expression 3x−4y3x - 4y ranges from −19-19 to 3434, so the maximum possible magnitude ∣3x−4y∣|3x - 4y| is max⁡(∣−19∣,∣34∣)=34\max(|-19|, |34|) = 34.

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Solve the inequality ∣3−2x∣≤9|3 - 2x| \le 9 for xx.
−3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6
Unpacking the absolute value yields −9≤3−2x≤9-9 \le 3 - 2x \le 9. Subtracting 33 gives −12≤−2x≤6-12 \le -2x \le 6. Dividing by −2-2 and reversing the inequality signs produces −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6.
2
Solve the inequality ∣4y+3∣≤13|4y + 3| \le 13 for yy.
−4≤y≤2.5-4 \le y \le 2.5
Unpacking the absolute value yields −13≤4y+3≤13-13 \le 4y + 3 \le 13. Subtracting 33 gives −16≤4y≤10-16 \le 4y \le 10. Dividing by 44 gives −4≤y≤2.5-4 \le y \le 2.5.
3
Find the range of possible values for 3x3x and −4y-4y.
−9≤3x≤18-9 \le 3x \le 18 and −10≤−4y≤16-10 \le -4y \le 16
Multiplying −3≤x≤6-3 \le x \le 6 by 33 gives −9≤3x≤18-9 \le 3x \le 18. Multiplying −4≤y≤2.5-4 \le y \le 2.5 by −4-4 and flipping the signs gives −10≤−4y≤16-10 \le -4y \le 16.
4
Combine the bounds for 3x3x and −4y-4y to find the range for 3x−4y3x - 4y.
−19≤3x−4y≤34-19 \le 3x - 4y \le 34
The minimum value of 3x−4y3x - 4y is (−9)+(−10)=−19(-9) + (-10) = -19. The maximum value of 3x−4y3x - 4y is 18+16=3418 + 16 = 34.
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Determine the maximum absolute value ∣3x−4y∣|3x - 4y| over the interval [−19,34][-19, 34].
34
The absolute value of any number in the interval [−19,34][-19, 34] ranges from 00 to max⁡(∣−19∣,∣34∣)=34\max(|-19|, |34|) = 34.

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Absolute Value Inequalities and Expression Bounding
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If xx is a real number that satisfies both ∣4−3x∣>7|4 - 3x| > 7 and 1−2x3≥−3\frac{1 - 2x}{3} \ge -3, which of the following represents the complete set of all possible values of xx?

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Cevap: x<−1x < -1 or 113<x≤5\frac{11}{3} < x \le 5

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x<−1x < -1 or 113<x≤5\frac{11}{3} < x \le 5
The correct option correctly solves ∣4−3x∣>7|4 - 3x| > 7 to yield x<−1x < -1 or x>113x > \frac{11}{3}, solves 1−2x3≥−3\frac{1 - 2x}{3} \ge -3 to yield x≤5x \le 5, and takes their intersection to produce x<−1x < -1 or 113<x≤5\frac{11}{3} < x \le 5.

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Solve the absolute value inequality ∣4−3x∣>7|4 - 3x| > 7.
4−3x>74 - 3x > 7 or 4−3x<−74 - 3x < -7. Solving 4−3x>74 - 3x > 7 gives −3x>3  ⟹  x<−1-3x > 3 \implies x < -1. Solving 4−3x<−74 - 3x < -7 gives −3x<−11  ⟹  x>113-3x < -11 \implies x > \frac{11}{3}. Thus, x∈(−∞,−1)∪(113,∞)x \in (-\infty, -1) \cup (\frac{11}{3}, \infty).
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣>c|u| > c splits into u>cu > c or u<−cu < -c. Dividing by a negative number reverses the inequality direction.
2
Solve the linear inequality 1−2x3≥−3\frac{1 - 2x}{3} \ge -3.
Multiply both sides by 33: 1−2x≥−91 - 2x \ge -9. Subtract 11: −2x≥−10-2x \ge -10. Divide by −2-2 and flip the inequality sign: x≤5x \le 5.
Isolating the variable xx requires reversing the inequality sign when dividing by the negative constant −2-2.
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Find the intersection of the solution sets from Step 1 and Step 2.
We require xx to satisfy (x<−1 or x>113)(x < -1 \text{ or } x > \frac{11}{3}) AND x≤5x \le 5. Case 1: x<−1x < -1 automatically satisfies x≤5x \le 5, giving x<−1x < -1. Case 2: x>113x > \frac{11}{3} combined with x≤5x \le 5 gives 113<x≤5\frac{11}{3} < x \le 5. Combining both cases yields x<−1 or 113<x≤5x < -1 \text{ or } \frac{11}{3} < x \le 5.
The word 'both' in the stem indicates a logical AND (intersection) between the two conditions.

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Solving systems involving absolute value inequalities and linear inequalities requires handling disjunctions (OR) for absolute values greater than a positive constant, reversing inequality signs when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers, and taking the intersection (AND) of all valid regions.
Tahmini Süre:2m 15s
Soru 26Soru →

If xx is a real number that satisfies the inequality −2∣3x−4∣+5≥−7-2|3x - 4| + 5 \ge -7, which of the following inequalities represents all possible values of xx?

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Cevap: −23≤x≤103-\frac{2}{3} \le x \le \frac{10}{3}

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−23≤x≤103-\frac{2}{3} \le x \le \frac{10}{3}
Isolating ∣3x−4∣|3x - 4| requires dividing −2∣3x−4∣≥−12-2|3x - 4| \ge -12 by −2-2, which reverses the inequality to ∣3x−4∣≤6|3x - 4| \le 6. Expanding this into the compound inequality −6≤3x−4≤6-6 \le 3x - 4 \le 6 and solving for xx yields the interval −23≤x≤103-\frac{2}{3} \le x \le \frac{10}{3}.

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1
Isolate the absolute value expression by subtracting 5 from both sides of the inequality.
−2∣3x−4∣≥−12-2|3x - 4| \ge -12
Before removing absolute value bars, the term ∣3x−4∣|3x - 4| must be isolated on one side.
2
Divide both sides by −2-2 and reverse the inequality sign.
∣3x−4∣≤6|3x - 4| \le 6
Dividing an inequality by a negative number reverses the direction of the inequality sign.
3
Express the absolute value inequality ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k as a double inequality −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
−6≤3x−4≤6-6 \le 3x - 4 \le 6
The distance of 3x−43x - 4 from 0 on the number line must be at most 6 units.
4
Add 4 to all three parts of the inequality and divide by 3.
−2≤3x≤10  ⟹  −23≤x≤103-2 \le 3x \le 10 \implies -\frac{2}{3} \le x \le \frac{10}{3}
Solving for xx isolates the variable in the center of the double inequality.

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Solving linear absolute value inequalities requires reversing the inequality sign when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers, and expressing ∣A∣≤B|A| \le B as −B≤A≤B-B \le A \le B.
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If ∣x−3∣<5|x - 3| < 5, which of the following values could be the value of xx? Select all such values.

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Cevap: −1-1; 00; 44

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The possible values of xx are −1-1, 00, and 44.
The absolute value inequality ∣x−3∣<5|x - 3| < 5 represents all real numbers xx whose distance from 33 on the number line is strictly less than 55. Expressed as a compound inequality, this means −5<x−3<5-5 < x - 3 < 5. Adding 33 across the entire inequality yields −2<x<8-2 < x < 8. The values −1-1, 00, and 44 are the only options that fall strictly within the interval (−2,8)(-2, 8).

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1
Rewrite the absolute value inequality as a compound inequality.
−5<x−3<5-5 < x - 3 < 5
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣<k|u| < k (where k>0k > 0) is equivalent to −k<u<k-k < u < k.
2
Solve for xx by adding 33 to all parts of the inequality.
−5+3<x<5+3  ⟹  −2<x<8-5 + 3 < x < 5 + 3 \implies -2 < x < 8
Adding a positive constant to all parts of an inequality isolates xx while preserving inequality directions.
3
Test each given option against the range −2<x<8-2 < x < 8.
The values −1-1, 00, and 44 lie within (−2,8)(-2, 8), whereas −3-3 and 88 lie outside.
−3-3 is less than or equal to −2-2, and 88 is not strictly less than 88.

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Solving linear absolute value inequalities
Tahmini Süre:45s
Soru 28Soru →

What is the minimum integer value of xx that satisfies the inequality ∣2x−7∣≤5|2x - 7| \le 5?

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Cevap: 1

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The minimum integer value of xx that satisfies the inequality is 1.
To solve ∣2x−7∣≤5|2x - 7| \le 5, write it as the compound inequality −5≤2x−7≤5-5 \le 2x - 7 \le 5. Adding 7 across all parts gives 2≤2x≤122 \le 2x \le 12. Dividing by 2 yields 1≤x≤61 \le x \le 6. The integer solutions are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The minimum integer among these is 1.

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1
Convert the absolute value inequality into a compound inequality.
−5≤2x−7≤5-5 \le 2x - 7 \le 5
An inequality of the form ∣u∣≤a|u| \le a (where a≥0a \ge 0) is equivalent to −a≤u≤a-a \le u \le a.
2
Add 7 to all three parts of the inequality.
2≤2x≤122 \le 2x \le 12
Adding a constant to an inequality preserves the direction of the inequality signs.
3
Divide all three parts by 2.
1≤x≤61 \le x \le 6
Dividing by a positive constant isolates xx without reversing the inequality signs.
4
Determine the minimum integer within the solution set [1,6][1, 6].
1
The solution set contains integers {1,2,3,4,5,6}\{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6\}, making 1 the smallest integer value.

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Solving absolute value inequalities using equivalent compound linear inequalities
Soru 29Soru →

Let SS be the set of all real numbers xx that satisfy the nested absolute value inequality ∣3−∣2x−1∣∣≤4|3 - |2x - 1|| \le 4. Which of the following inequalities MUST be satisfied by every value of xx in SS? Select all such inequalities.

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Cevap: ∣x∣≤4|x| \le 4; (x+3)(x−4)≤0(x + 3)(x - 4) \le 0

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The inequalities that must be satisfied by every value of xx in SS are ∣x∣≤4|x| \le 4 and (x+3)(x−4)≤0(x + 3)(x - 4) \le 0.
The solution set to the nested inequality is S=[−3,4]S = [-3, 4]. For any value of xx in [−3,4][-3, 4], the absolute value ∣x∣|x| ranges from 00 to 44, so the inequality stating that the magnitude of xx is at most 4 is satisfied. Additionally, the quadratic expression factored as (x+3)(x−4)(x + 3)(x - 4) has roots at x=−3x = -3 and x=4x = 4 and opens upward, meaning it takes on values less than or equal to zero for all xx between −3-3 and 44.

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1
Unfold the outer absolute value inequality
−4≤3−∣2x−1∣≤4-4 \le 3 - |2x - 1| \le 4
By definition, ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k (with k≥0k \ge 0) is equivalent to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
2
Isolate the inner absolute value expression by subtracting 3 and multiplying by -1
−1≤∣2x−1∣≤7-1 \le |2x - 1| \le 7
Subtracting 3 yields −7≤−∣2x−1∣≤1-7 \le -|2x - 1| \le 1. Multiplying by −1-1 flips the inequality signs, giving −1≤∣2x−1∣≤7-1 \le |2x - 1| \le 7.
3
Simplify the compound absolute value bound and solve for xx
x∈[−3,4]x \in [-3, 4]
Since an absolute value is non-negative, ∣2x−1∣≥−1|2x - 1| \ge -1 is satisfied for all real xx. Thus, we only need ∣2x−1∣≤7|2x - 1| \le 7, which gives −7≤2x−1≤7  ⟹  −6≤2x≤8  ⟹  −3≤x≤4-7 \le 2x - 1 \le 7 \implies -6 \le 2x \le 8 \implies -3 \le x \le 4.
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Test the solution set S=[−3,4]S = [-3, 4] against each given statement
Statements ∣x∣≤4|x| \le 4 and (x+3)(x−4)≤0(x + 3)(x - 4) \le 0 hold for all x∈[−3,4]x \in [-3, 4].
For x∈[−3,4]x \in [-3, 4], the extreme values of xx yield ∣x∣≤4|x| \le 4. Furthermore, a quadratic with roots at −3-3 and 44 is non-positive on [−3,4][-3, 4].

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Solving nested absolute value inequalities by systematic expansion and isolating valid intervals.
Soru 30Soru →

For all real numbers xx that satisfy the absolute value inequality ∣3−2x∣−4≤x|3 - 2x| - 4 \le x, the rational expression y=∣x−6∣2−xy = \frac{|x - 6|}{2 - x} is defined. Which of the following intervals represents the complete set of all possible real values of yy?

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Cevap: (−∞,0]∪[197,∞)(-\infty, 0] \cup [\frac{19}{7}, \infty)

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The complete set of all possible real values of yy is (−∞,0]∪[197,∞)(-\infty, 0] \cup [\frac{19}{7}, \infty).
The correct answer is (−∞,0]∪[197,∞)(-\infty, 0] \cup [\frac{19}{7}, \infty). Solving ∣3−2x∣−4≤x|3 - 2x| - 4 \le x gives −13≤x≤7-\frac{1}{3} \le x \le 7. Excluding x=2x = 2 where the denominator is zero, evaluating y=∣x−6∣2−xy = \frac{|x - 6|}{2 - x} on [−13,2)[-\frac{1}{3}, 2) yields y≥197y \ge \frac{19}{7}, on (2,6)(2, 6) yields y<0y < 0, and on [6,7][6, 7] yields −15≤y≤0-\frac{1}{5} \le y \le 0. Taking the union of these intervals gives (−∞,0]∪[197,∞)(-\infty, 0] \cup [\frac{19}{7}, \infty).

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1
Isolate the absolute value expression in the inequality.
∣3−2x∣≤x+4|3 - 2x| \le x + 4
Adding 44 to both sides prepares the inequality for standard double-inequality solving.
2
Set up the compound inequality and solve for xx.
−(x+4)≤3−2x≤x+4-(x + 4) \le 3 - 2x \le x + 4, yielding x≤7x \le 7 from −x−4≤3−2x-x - 4 \le 3 - 2x, and x≥−13x \ge -\frac{1}{3} from 3−2x≤x+43 - 2x \le x + 4 (remembering to flip the inequality sign when dividing by −3-3). Thus, x∈[−13,7]x \in [-\frac{1}{3}, 7].
An absolute value inequality ∣A∣≤B|A| \le B (with B≥0B \ge 0) is equivalent to −B≤A≤B-B \le A \le B.
3
Identify domain restrictions for y=∣x−6∣2−xy = \frac{|x - 6|}{2 - x}.
The expression is undefined at x=2x = 2. Therefore, the domain of xx is divided into three sub-intervals: [−13,2)[-\frac{1}{3}, 2), (2,6)(2, 6), and [6,7][6, 7].
The denominator cannot be zero, and the absolute value ∣x−6∣|x - 6| changes definition at x=6x = 6.
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Analyze yy on the first interval [−13,2)[-\frac{1}{3}, 2).
For x<6x < 6, ∣x−6∣=6−x|x - 6| = 6 - x. So y=6−x2−x=1+42−xy = \frac{6 - x}{2 - x} = 1 + \frac{4}{2 - x}. As xx increases from −13-\frac{1}{3} towards 22, 2−x2 - x decreases from 73\frac{7}{3} to 0+0^+, so yy increases from 1+47/3=1971 + \frac{4}{7/3} = \frac{19}{7} to +∞+\infty. Hence y∈[197,∞)y \in [\frac{19}{7}, \infty).
As the positive denominator approaches zero from above, the positive fraction grows without bound towards +∞+\infty.
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Analyze yy on the second interval (2,6)(2, 6).
Here x<6x < 6, so ∣x−6∣=6−x|x - 6| = 6 - x and y=1+42−xy = 1 + \frac{4}{2 - x}. As xx increases from 2+2^+ to 66, 2−x2 - x increases from 0−0^- to −4-4. Thus yy increases from −∞-\infty up to 1+4−4=01 + \frac{4}{-4} = 0. Hence y∈(−∞,0)y \in (-\infty, 0).
As the negative denominator moves away from zero towards −4-4, the expression increases from −∞-\infty to 00.
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Analyze yy on the third interval [6,7][6, 7].
For x≥6x \ge 6, ∣x−6∣=x−6|x - 6| = x - 6. So y=x−62−x=−1−42−xy = \frac{x - 6}{2 - x} = -1 - \frac{4}{2 - x}. At x=6x = 6, y=0y = 0. At x=7x = 7, y=1−5=−15y = \frac{1}{-5} = -\frac{1}{5}. As xx increases from 66 to 77, yy decreases continuously from 00 down to −15-\frac{1}{5}. Hence y∈[−15,0]y \in [-\frac{1}{5}, 0].
Combining (−∞,0)(-\infty, 0) from the second interval and [−15,0][-\frac{1}{5}, 0] from the third interval gives (−∞,0](-\infty, 0].
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Combine the ranges from all intervals.
y∈(−∞,0]∪[197,∞)y \in (-\infty, 0] \cup [\frac{19}{7}, \infty).
Taking the union of all output values across the valid domain yields the total range.

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Solving absolute value inequalities and finding the range of rational expressions with absolute values over restricted domains.
Tahmini Süre:3m 0s
Soru 31Soru →

Which of the following inequalities represents all real values of xx that satisfy −3x+14≤2-3x + 14 \le 2?

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Cevap: x≥4x \ge 4

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x≥4x \ge 4
Subtracting 14 from both sides of −3x+14≤2-3x + 14 \le 2 yields −3x≤−12-3x \le -12. Dividing both sides by −3-3 requires reversing the inequality sign from ≤\le to ≥\ge, giving x≥4x \ge 4. Thus, the inequality x≥4x \ge 4 correctly represents all solution values.

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1
Isolate the variable term on the left side of the inequality.
Subtract 14 from both sides: −3x≤2−14-3x \le 2 - 14, which simplifies to −3x≤−12-3x \le -12.
To solve for xx, constant terms must first be removed from the variable side using inverse operations.
2
Divide both sides by the coefficient of xx and apply the inequality rule for negative multipliers.
Divide by −3-3 and reverse the inequality sign: x≥−12−3x \ge \frac{-12}{-3}, which simplifies to x≥4x \ge 4.
Dividing or multiplying an inequality by a negative quantity changes the direction of the inequality sign.

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Solving linear inequalities with negative coefficients
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If xx is a real number such that ∣2x−7∣≤5|2x - 7| \le 5, what is the minimum possible value of ∣x−8∣|x - 8|?

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Cevap: 2

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2
Solving the given inequality ∣2x−7∣≤5|2x - 7| \le 5 yields the compound inequality −5≤2x−7≤5-5 \le 2x - 7 \le 5. Adding 7 across the inequality gives 2≤2x≤122 \le 2x \le 12, which simplifies to 1≤x≤61 \le x \le 6. Geometrically, ∣x−8∣|x - 8| represents the distance between xx and 8 on the real number line. To minimize this distance for any xx in the closed interval [1,6][1, 6], we select the point in [1,6][1, 6] closest to 8, which is x=6x = 6. Evaluating at x=6x = 6 produces ∣6−8∣=2|6 - 8| = 2.

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1
Unpack the absolute value inequality
1≤x≤61 \le x \le 6
The inequality ∣2x−7∣≤5|2x - 7| \le 5 is equivalent to −5≤2x−7≤5-5 \le 2x - 7 \le 5. Adding 7 gives 2≤2x≤122 \le 2x \le 12, and dividing by 2 yields 1≤x≤61 \le x \le 6.
2
Determine the value in the domain [1,6][1, 6] that minimizes ∣x−8∣|x - 8|
x=6x = 6
The expression ∣x−8∣|x - 8| measures the distance from xx to 8 on the number line. The value within [1,6][1, 6] nearest to 8 is x=6x = 6.
3
Evaluate the expression at x=6x = 6
2
Substituting x=6x = 6 into ∣x−8∣|x - 8| gives ∣6−8∣=∣−2∣=2|6 - 8| = |-2| = 2.

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Properties of Linear Inequalities and Absolute Value as Distance
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For all real numbers xx satisfying the absolute value inequality ∣4x−12∣≤20|4x - 12| \le 20, the maximum possible value of the expression ∣2−3x∣|2 - 3x| is MM. What is the value of MM?

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Cevap: 22

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The maximum possible value MM of the expression ∣2−3x∣|2 - 3x| on the domain −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8 is 22.
Solving ∣4x−12∣≤20|4x - 12| \le 20 yields −20≤4x−12≤20-20 \le 4x - 12 \le 20, which simplifies to −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8. Evaluating ∣2−3x∣|2 - 3x| over this interval gives a minimum of 00 (at x=2/3x = 2/3) and endpoint values of ∣2−3(−2)∣=8|2 - 3(-2)| = 8 and ∣2−3(8)∣=∣−22∣=22|2 - 3(8)| = |-22| = 22. Thus, the maximum value MM is 22.

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1
Unfold the given absolute value inequality into a compound linear inequality.
−20≤4x−12≤20-20 \le 4x - 12 \le 20
The inequality ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k for k≥0k \ge 0 is equivalent to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
2
Isolate the variable xx by adding 12 and dividing by 4.
−2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8
Adding 12 gives −8≤4x≤32-8 \le 4x \le 32. Dividing by positive 4 preserves inequality signs, yielding −2≤x≤8-2 \le x \le 8.
3
Evaluate the target expression ∣2−3x∣|2 - 3x| at the boundary points of the interval [−2,8][-2, 8].
For x=−2x = -2: ∣2−3(−2)∣=∣8∣=8|2 - 3(-2)| = |8| = 8. For x=8x = 8: ∣2−3(8)∣=∣−22∣=22|2 - 3(8)| = |-22| = 22.
The expression f(x)=∣2−3x∣f(x) = |2 - 3x| is convex and non-negative, reaching its local minimum of 0 at x=23x = \frac{2}{3}. Its maximum over a closed interval must occur at one of the endpoints.
4
Compare the evaluated values to find the maximum MM.
M=max⁡(8,22)=22M = \max(8, 22) = 22
Comparing 8 and 22 shows that 22 is the absolute maximum value achievable within the domain.

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Solving linear absolute value inequalities to determine variable bounds and evaluating extreme values of absolute value expressions.
Tahmini Süre:2m 0s
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How many integer values of xx satisfy the inequality ∣3−2x∣+∣x+4∣≤9|3 - 2x| + |x + 4| \le 9?

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Cevap: 5

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5 integer values (specifically -2, -1, 0, 1, and 2)
Solving the absolute value inequality using piecewise intervals yields the continuous solution set [−2,83][-2, \frac{8}{3}]. The integers contained in this range are −2,−1,0,1,-2, -1, 0, 1, and 22, giving a total of 5 integer values.

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1
Identify the critical points of the absolute value expressions.
The critical points are x=32x = \frac{3}{2} and x=−4x = -4. These split the real number line into three intervals: x<−4x < -4, −4≤x≤32-4 \le x \le \frac{3}{2}, and x>32x > \frac{3}{2}.
Absolute value expressions change definition at their zeroes.
2
Analyze Case 1: x<−4x < -4.
Here ∣3−2x∣=3−2x|3 - 2x| = 3 - 2x and ∣x+4∣=−(x+4)|x + 4| = -(x + 4). The inequality becomes (3−2x)−(x+4)≤9  ⟹  −3x−1≤9  ⟹  −3x≤10  ⟹  x≥−103≈−3.33(3 - 2x) - (x + 4) \le 9 \implies -3x - 1 \le 9 \implies -3x \le 10 \implies x \ge -\frac{10}{3} \approx -3.33. Since there is no overlap between x<−4x < -4 and x≥−3.33x \ge -3.33, no solutions exist in this interval.
Evaluating expressions according to the sign of terms when x<−4x < -4.
3
Analyze Case 2: −4≤x≤32-4 \le x \le \frac{3}{2}.
Here ∣3−2x∣=3−2x|3 - 2x| = 3 - 2x and ∣x+4∣=x+4|x + 4| = x + 4. The inequality becomes (3−2x)+(x+4)≤9  ⟹  7−x≤9  ⟹  −x≤2  ⟹  x≥−2(3 - 2x) + (x + 4) \le 9 \implies 7 - x \le 9 \implies -x \le 2 \implies x \ge -2. Combining with the case interval gives [−2,32][-2, \frac{3}{2}].
Determining valid values of xx within the middle interval.
4
Analyze Case 3: x>32x > \frac{3}{2}.
Here ∣3−2x∣=2x−3|3 - 2x| = 2x - 3 and ∣x+4∣=x+4|x + 4| = x + 4. The inequality becomes (2x−3)+(x+4)≤9  ⟹  3x+1≤9  ⟹  3x≤8  ⟹  x≤83≈2.67(2x - 3) + (x + 4) \le 9 \implies 3x + 1 \le 9 \implies 3x \le 8 \implies x \le \frac{8}{3} \approx 2.67. Combining with the case interval gives (32,83](\frac{3}{2}, \frac{8}{3}].
Determining valid values of xx within the upper interval.
5
Combine solution intervals and count integer solutions.
The total solution set is [−2,83][-2, \frac{8}{3}]. The integer values within this interval are −2,−1,0,1,-2, -1, 0, 1, and 22. Total count = 5.
Identifying all integer values within the bounded set [−2,2.67][-2, 2.67].

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Solving absolute value inequalities with multiple absolute value terms using critical points and case analysis.
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What is the sum of all integer values of xx that satisfy both ∣2x−5∣≤9|2x - 5| \le 9 and ∣x+2∣≥4|x + 2| \ge 4?

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Cevap: 27

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The sum of all integer values of xx that satisfy both inequalities is 27.
First, solving ∣2x−5∣≤9|2x - 5| \le 9 yields −9≤2x−5≤9  ⟹  −4≤2x≤14  ⟹  −2≤x≤7-9 \le 2x - 5 \le 9 \implies -4 \le 2x \le 14 \implies -2 \le x \le 7. Second, solving ∣x+2∣≥4|x + 2| \ge 4 yields x+2≥4  ⟹  x≥2x + 2 \ge 4 \implies x \ge 2 or x+2≤−4  ⟹  x≤−6x + 2 \le -4 \implies x \le -6. Taking the intersection of −2≤x≤7-2 \le x \le 7 and (x≥2 or x≤−6)(x \ge 2 \text{ or } x \le -6) gives the solution set 2≤x≤72 \le x \le 7. The integer values satisfying this condition are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Summing these integers gives 2+3+4+5+6+7=272 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 = 27.

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1
Solve the inequality ∣2x−5∣≤9|2x - 5| \le 9
−2≤x≤7-2 \le x \le 7
An inequality of the form ∣u∣≤a|u| \le a (where a≥0a \ge 0) expands to −a≤u≤a-a \le u \le a. Adding 5 gives −4≤2x≤14-4 \le 2x \le 14, and dividing by 2 yields −2≤x≤7-2 \le x \le 7.
2
Solve the inequality ∣x+2∣≥4|x + 2| \ge 4
x≥2 or x≤−6x \ge 2 \text{ or } x \le -6
An inequality of the form ∣u∣≥a|u| \ge a (where a>0a > 0) expands to u≥au \ge a or u≤−au \le -a. Subtracting 2 from both inequalities yields x≥2x \ge 2 or x≤−6x \le -6.
3
Determine the overlapping interval for both inequalities
2≤x≤72 \le x \le 7
Combining −2≤x≤7-2 \le x \le 7 with x≥2 or x≤−6x \ge 2 \text{ or } x \le -6 eliminates x≤−6x \le -6. The intersection of [−2,7][-2, 7] and [2,∞)[2, \infty) is [2,7][2, 7].
4
Identify the integer values in the solution interval and calculate their sum
27
The integers in the closed interval [2,7][2, 7] are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Adding them together gives 2+3+4+5+6+7=272 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 = 27.

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System of Linear Absolute Value Inequalities
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For how many integer values of kk does the inequality ∣2x−k∣+∣x+3∣≤7|2x - k| + |x + 3| \le 7 have at least one real solution xx such that x≥1x \ge 1?

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Cevap: 10

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10 integer values of kk satisfy the given condition.
The correct answer is 10 because analyzing the condition x≥1x \ge 1 simplifies the inequality to ∣2x−k∣≤4−x|2x - k| \le 4 - x, requiring x∈[1,4]x \in [1, 4]. The double inequality k−4≤x≤k+43k - 4 \le x \le \frac{k + 4}{3} yields solutions overlapping with [1,4][1, 4] if and only if −1≤k≤8-1 \le k \le 8, which contains exactly 10 integers.

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1
Simplify the absolute value term ∣x+3∣|x + 3| using the given condition x≥1x \ge 1.
Since x≥1x \ge 1, x+3>0x + 3 > 0, so ∣x+3∣=x+3|x + 3| = x + 3. The inequality becomes ∣2x−k∣+x+3≤7|2x - k| + x + 3 \le 7, which simplifies to ∣2x−k∣≤4−x|2x - k| \le 4 - x.
Establishing the sign of x+3x + 3 allows eliminating one set of absolute value bars.
2
Determine the valid range for xx.
Since ∣2x−k∣≥0|2x - k| \ge 0, it must hold that 4−x≥04 - x \ge 0, which implies x≤4x \le 4. Combined with x≥1x \ge 1, any solution xx must lie in the interval [1,4][1, 4].
An absolute value quantity cannot be less than a negative number.
3
Unwrap the absolute value inequality ∣2x−k∣≤4−x|2x - k| \le 4 - x.
−(4−x)≤2x−k≤4−x-(4 - x) \le 2x - k \le 4 - x. Splitting into two linear inequalities:
1) 2x−k≤4−x  ⟹  3x≤k+4  ⟹  x≤k+432x - k \le 4 - x \implies 3x \le k + 4 \implies x \le \frac{k + 4}{3}.
2) 2x−k≥x−4  ⟹  x≥k−42x - k \ge x - 4 \implies x \ge k - 4.
Thus, k−4≤x≤k+43k - 4 \le x \le \frac{k + 4}{3}.
Rewriting absolute value inequalities as compound inequalities defines explicit bounds on xx in terms of kk.
4
Find the range of kk for which [k−4,k+43][k - 4, \frac{k + 4}{3}] overlaps with [1,4][1, 4].
For an overlapping solution to exist in [1,4][1, 4]:
1) The upper bound k+43\frac{k + 4}{3} must be at least 1: k+43≥1  ⟹  k≥−1\frac{k + 4}{3} \ge 1 \implies k \ge -1.
2) The lower bound k−4k - 4 must be at most 4: k−4≤4  ⟹  k≤8k - 4 \le 4 \implies k \le 8.
Combining these gives −1≤k≤8-1 \le k \le 8.
The solution interval for xx must have a non-empty intersection with the allowed domain [1,4][1, 4].
5
Count the total number of integer values of kk in the interval [−1,8][-1, 8].
The integers are −1,0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8-1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, giving a total of 8−(−1)+1=108 - (-1) + 1 = 10 integer values.
Counting inclusive integer endpoints gives the total count.

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Solving absolute value inequalities involving parameters and restricted variable domains.
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If xx is a real number that satisfies the inequality ∣3−2x∣≤7|3 - 2x| \le 7, what is the maximum possible value of 5−3x5 - 3x?

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Cevap: 11

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The maximum possible value of 5−3x5 - 3x is 1111.
Solving ∣3−2x∣≤7|3 - 2x| \le 7 gives −7≤3−2x≤7-7 \le 3 - 2x \le 7. Subtracting 33 yields −10≤−2x≤4-10 \le -2x \le 4. Dividing by −2-2 and flipping the inequality signs gives −2≤x≤5-2 \le x \le 5. Because 5−3x5 - 3x has a negative coefficient for xx, it decreases as xx increases. Therefore, the maximum value of 5−3x5 - 3x occurs at the smallest value in the domain, x=−2x = -2. Substituting x=−2x = -2 into 5−3x5 - 3x gives 5−3(−2)=115 - 3(-2) = 11.

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1
Rewrite the absolute value inequality ∣3−2x∣≤7|3 - 2x| \le 7 as a compound inequality.
−7≤3−2x≤7-7 \le 3 - 2x \le 7
An absolute value inequality of the form ∣u∣≤k|u| \le k (where k≥0k \ge 0) is equivalent to −k≤u≤k-k \le u \le k.
2
Isolate xx by subtracting 33 from all parts of the inequality and then dividing by −2-2.
−10≤−2x≤4  ⟹  5≥x≥−2-10 \le -2x \le 4 \implies 5 \ge x \ge -2, which is equivalent to −2≤x≤5-2 \le x \le 5
Dividing an inequality by a negative number reverses the direction of the inequality signs.
3
Determine which value of xx in the interval −2≤x≤5-2 \le x \le 5 maximizes the linear expression 5−3x5 - 3x.
The expression reaches its maximum at the minimum bound x=−2x = -2.
Since the coefficient of xx is negative (−3-3), smaller values of xx result in larger values for 5−3x5 - 3x.
4
Substitute x=−2x = -2 into 5−3x5 - 3x.
5−3(−2)=5+6=115 - 3(-2) = 5 + 6 = 11
Evaluating the linear expression at the lower bound yields its maximum value.

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Solving linear absolute value inequalities and optimizing linear expressions over a closed interval.
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Soru 38Soru →

If xx is an integer that satisfies both ∣2x−9∣≤15|2x - 9| \le 15 and 5−2x−3≤3\frac{5 - 2x}{-3} \le 3, what is the product of the smallest and largest possible values of xx?

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Cevap: −21-21

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The product of the smallest and largest possible integer values of xx is −21-21.
Solving ∣2x−9∣≤15|2x - 9| \le 15 gives −3≤x≤12-3 \le x \le 12. Solving 5−2x−3≤3\frac{5 - 2x}{-3} \le 3 requires reversing the inequality sign twice (first when multiplying by −3-3, then when dividing by −2-2), which yields x≤7x \le 7. Taking the intersection of both intervals gives −3≤x≤7-3 \le x \le 7. The smallest integer in this range is −3-3 and the largest is 77, giving a product of (−3)×7=−21(-3) \times 7 = -21.

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1
Solve the absolute value inequality ∣2x−9∣≤15|2x - 9| \le 15.
−15≤2x−9≤15  ⟹  −6≤2x≤24  ⟹  −3≤x≤12-15 \le 2x - 9 \le 15 \implies -6 \le 2x \le 24 \implies -3 \le x \le 12.
An absolute value inequality ∣u∣≤a|u| \le a (for a≥0a \ge 0) is equivalent to the compound inequality −a≤u≤a-a \le u \le a.
2
Solve the linear inequality 5−2x−3≤3\frac{5 - 2x}{-3} \le 3.
Multiply by −3-3 and flip the inequality direction: 5−2x≥−95 - 2x \ge -9. Subtract 55: −2x≥−14-2x \ge -14. Divide by −2-2 and flip the inequality direction again: x≤7x \le 7.
Multiplying or dividing an inequality by a negative number reverses the direction of the inequality sign.
3
Determine the intersection of the two solution sets.
Combining −3≤x≤12-3 \le x \le 12 and x≤7x \le 7 gives −3≤x≤7-3 \le x \le 7.
The value of xx must satisfy both conditions simultaneously.
4
Identify the smallest and largest integer values of xx and calculate their product.
Smallest integer =−3= -3, largest integer =7= 7. Product =(−3)×7=−21= (-3) \times 7 = -21.
Both endpoints −3-3 and 77 are included in the closed interval [−3,7][-3, 7].

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Solving compound linear inequalities involving absolute values and applying the rule for reversing inequality signs when multiplying or dividing by negative numbers.
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If xx is a real number that satisfies the inequality 3∣x−4∣+2∣x+5∣≤263|x - 4| + 2|x + 5| \le 26, what is the maximum possible value of ∣x−7∣|x - 7|?

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Cevap: 11

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11
Solving the piecewise linear inequality 3∣x−4∣+2∣x+5∣≤263|x - 4| + 2|x + 5| \le 26 yields the interval [−4,5.6][-4, 5.6]. The distance function ∣x−7∣|x - 7| reaches its maximum at the endpoint farthest from 77, which is x=−4x = -4. Evaluating ∣−4−7∣|-4 - 7| yields 11.

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1
Identify the critical points of the absolute value terms.
The critical points are x=−5x = -5 (where x+5=0x + 5 = 0) and x=4x = 4 (where x−4=0x - 4 = 0).
Critical points mark where the linear expressions inside the absolute values change sign.
2
Analyze the inequality piecewise across the three regions defined by the critical points.
For x<−5x < -5: 3(4−x)+2(−5−x)≤26  ⟹  2−5x≤26  ⟹  x≥−4.83(4 - x) + 2(-5 - x) \le 26 \implies 2 - 5x \le 26 \implies x \ge -4.8. This produces no solution since xx cannot be simultaneously <−5< -5 and ≥−4.8\ge -4.8.
For −5≤x<4-5 \le x < 4: 3(4−x)+2(x+5)≤26  ⟹  22−x≤26  ⟹  x≥−43(4 - x) + 2(x + 5) \le 26 \implies 22 - x \le 26 \implies x \ge -4, yielding −4≤x<4-4 \le x < 4.
For x≥4x \ge 4: 3(x−4)+2(x+5)≤26  ⟹  5x−2≤26  ⟹  x≤5.63(x - 4) + 2(x + 5) \le 26 \implies 5x - 2 \le 26 \implies x \le 5.6, yielding 4≤x≤5.64 \le x \le 5.6.
Expanding absolute value terms according to their regional sign definitions removes the absolute values.
3
Combine the valid regional solutions to establish the complete solution interval for xx.
The set of all satisfying real numbers is x∈[−4,5.6]x \in [-4, 5.6].
Taking the union of the non-empty piecewise solution intervals yields the total solution set.
4
Find the maximum value of ∣x−7∣|x - 7| over x∈[−4,5.6]x \in [-4, 5.6].
At x=−4x = -4, ∣−4−7∣=∣−11∣=11|-4 - 7| = |-11| = 11. At x=5.6x = 5.6, ∣5.6−7∣=∣−1.4∣=1.4|5.6 - 7| = |-1.4| = 1.4. The maximum possible value is 11.
The expression ∣x−7∣|x - 7| measures distance from 77. The maximum distance on a closed interval occurs at the endpoint farthest from 77, which is x=−4x = -4.

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Piecewise analysis of linear absolute value inequalities and optimization of absolute value distance functions.
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If xx and yy are real numbers that satisfy the absolute value inequalities ∣2x−6∣≤4|2x - 6| \le 4 and ∣y+3∣≤5|y + 3| \le 5, which of the following values could be equal to the product xyxy? Indicate all such values.

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Cevap: −35-35; 00; 88

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The possible values for the product xyxy are −35-35, 00, and 88.
Solving ∣2x−6∣≤4|2x - 6| \le 4 yields 1≤x≤51 \le x \le 5, and solving ∣y+3∣≤5|y + 3| \le 5 yields −8≤y≤2-8 \le y \le 2. The product xyxy attains its minimum at 5×(−8)=−405 \times (-8) = -40 and its maximum at 5×2=105 \times 2 = 10. Since xyxy can take any value in the continuous interval [−40,10][-40, 10], the values −35-35, 00, and 88 are all valid choices.

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1
Solve the inequality ∣2x−6∣≤4|2x - 6| \le 4 for xx.
−4≤2x−6≤4  ⟹  2≤2x≤10  ⟹  1≤x≤5-4 \le 2x - 6 \le 4 \implies 2 \le 2x \le 10 \implies 1 \le x \le 5.
Unfold the absolute value into a compound inequality to determine the valid range for xx.
2
Solve the inequality ∣y+3∣≤5|y + 3| \le 5 for yy.
−5≤y+3≤5  ⟹  −8≤y≤2-5 \le y + 3 \le 5 \implies -8 \le y \le 2.
Unfold the absolute value into a compound inequality to determine the valid range for yy.
3
Determine the minimum and maximum possible values of the product xyxy.
Evaluating the extreme product combinations of endpoints: 1×(−8)=−81 \times (-8) = -8, 1×2=21 \times 2 = 2, 5×(−8)=−405 \times (-8) = -40, and 5×2=105 \times 2 = 10. Thus, −40≤xy≤10-40 \le xy \le 10.
The continuous product of two real intervals [a,b][a, b] and [c,d][c, d] spans from the minimum endpoint product to the maximum endpoint product.
4
Select all options that fall within the interval [−40,10][-40, 10].
The values −35-35, 00, and 88 lie within [−40,10][-40, 10], while −45-45 and 1515 fall outside.
Any real number within the closed interval [−40,10][-40, 10] can be formed by valid choices of xx and yy.

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Determining the range of a product from two independent absolute value inequalities.
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