Question

How do you graph and solve `2-abs(x+3)>1`?

Answer 1

We can rearrange to get:
`1>abs(x+3)`

Since `abs(x+3)=abs(-x-3)`
`x+3<1`
`x<-2`

`-x-3<1`
`x> -4`

On a graph, this would be shown as dashed lines going through `x=-2` and `x=-4`, with a shaded area between `x=-4` and `x=-2`.