How do you graph and solve #3abs( x+2)<0#?

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Alan N.
Jul 26, 2018

No solution - See below

Explanation:

#3abs(x+2) <0#

The absolute function returns a positive or zero value for all arguments. Hence, it should be obvious the no value of x can satisfy this inequality.

To show this graphically, consider the graph of #f(x) = 3abs(x+2)# below.

graph{3abs(x+2) [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

#f(x) >=0 forall x in RR#

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