Describe Intervals Using Absolute Values
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Describe Intervals Using Absolute Values
Learn to use absolute value inequalities to describe intervals or a range of values.
Example:
The moon's distance from Earth ranges from maximum distance of 406,740 km to a minimum distance of 356,410 km. Using absolute value inequalities, describe the range of distances.
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More Lessons for Heart of Algebra
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Algebra Tutorials
This video is for the redesigned SAT which is for you if you are taking the SAT in March 2016 and beyond.
Describe Intervals Using Absolute Values
Learn to use absolute value inequalities to describe intervals or a range of values.
Example:
The moon's distance from Earth ranges from maximum distance of 406,740 km to a minimum distance of 356,410 km. Using absolute value inequalities, describe the range of distances.
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