The solution set of the inequation

Question:

The solution set of the inequation |x + 2| > 5 is

Solution:

for $|x+2|>5$

We get,

$x+2>5$ or $x+2<-5$

i.e. $\quad x>3 \quad($ By adding $-2$ to both sides of $x+2>5)$

and $x<-7 \quad($ By adding $-2$ to both sides of $x+2<-5)$

Hence, solution set of $|x+2|>5$ is

$(-\infty,-7) \cup(3, \infty)$

 

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