What could be the value of b if |4b – 6| < 2?

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To find the possible values for b, we start with the inequality |4b – 6| < 2. This can be rewritten as two separate inequalities: -2 < 4b - 6 < 2. Solving the left side, we have 4b - 6 > -2,…

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ShivangiMar 12, 2025

Great explanation

SohamJan 25, 2025

Thank for sharing!

What this question tests

What it tests

Your ability to solve absolute-value equations and inequalities by considering both cases.

Common trap

Dropping the absolute value bars entirely or missing that |x| = k has two solutions when k > 0.