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Chapter 1: Q 8. (page 107)

Write each of the inequalities in interval notation:

0<|x+3|<0.05

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Answer is-3.05,-3鈭�-3,-2.95

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Step 1. Given information

Inequality is0<|x+3|<0.05.

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Step 2. Explanation

0<|x+3|<0.05

0<|x+3|and |x+3|<0.05

(x<-3or x>-3) and width="134">-3.05<x<-2.95

-3.05<x<-3or -3<x<-2.95

Interval notation is-3.05,-3鈭�-3,-2.95

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