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We solve four absolute value inequality word problems. In each case we have to write an absolute value inequality to model the situation in the word problem. We'll then rewrite each absolute value inequality without the absolute value and solve for the variable to get an inequality telling us the acceptable values of the variable. Remember the absolute value of a-b, as in |a-b|, is the distance between a and b. #algebra2 #algebra
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0:00 Problem 1
3:07 Problem 2
5:12 Problem 3
7:38 Problem 4
10:42 Conclusion
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Suppose that you are allowed to drive within 5 mph of the speed limit of 30 mph without getting a ticket. Write an absolute value inequality that models this situation.
A football used in an NFL game must have an air pressure of 13 psi +- 0.5. Write an absolute value inequality that models the range of acceptable air pressures then solve the inequality for the air pressure.
The length of a standard basketball court can vary from 84 feet to 94 feet, inclusive. Write an absolute value inequality that describes the possible lengths of a standard basketball court.
We solve four absolute value inequality word problems. In each case we have to write an absolute value inequality to model the situation in the word problem. We'll then rewrite each absolute value inequality without the absolute value and solve for the variable to get an inequality telling us the acceptable values of the variable. Remember the absolute value of a-b, as in |a-b|, is the distance between a and b. #algebra2 #algebra
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Algebra 2 playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLztBpqftvzxXRO9a0dQp16J9CrQfbGkzf
Algebra 2 exercises: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLztBpqftvzxU95fDNA_d9b8ZuTxkuHJNo
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Outro music by Ben Watts and is available for channel members.
0:00 Problem 1
3:07 Problem 2
5:12 Problem 3
7:38 Problem 4
10:42 Conclusion
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What follows is the first few lines of each problem we solve, to help people searching for similar problems find this video.
Suppose that you are allowed to drive within 5 mph of the speed limit of 30 mph without getting a ticket. Write an absolute value inequality that models this situation.
A football used in an NFL game must have an air pressure of 13 psi +- 0.5. Write an absolute value inequality that models the range of acceptable air pressures then solve the inequality for the air pressure.
The length of a standard basketball court can vary from 84 feet to 94 feet, inclusive. Write an absolute value inequality that describes the possible lengths of a standard basketball court.
