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Solve the inequation:
2|x + 3| > 1
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Solution
2|x + 3| > 1
Dividing by 2 on both sides, we get
`|"x" + 3| > 1/2` Now, |x| > k implies x < – k or x > k
∴ `("x" + 3) < -1/2 or ("x" + 3) > 1/2` Subtracting 3 from both sides, we get
∴ `"x" < (-1)/2 - 3 or "x" > 1/2 - 3`
∴ `"x" < (-1 - 6)/2 or "x" > (1 - 6)/2`
∴ `"x" < (-7)/2 or "x" > (-5)/2`
∴ x can take all real values less `(-7)/2` or it can take values greater than `(-5)/2`
∴ Solution set is `(−∞,-7/2)∪(-5/2,∞)`
Concept: Graphical Representation of Solution of Linear Inequality in One Variable
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