4 |x+1| -1 < 2
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I'm assuming you want to solve for x
First add 1 to both sides, forming
4|x+1|<3
Then divide both sides by 4, forming
|x+1|<3/4
Now we use the properties of absolute value to form two separate equations
x+1<3/4 (the first equation is the same as the original, but without the absolute value signs)
and
x+1>-3/4 (the second one involves using the same equation as the first, but multiplying ONE side by -1 and flipping the less-than-sign to a greater-than-sign)
Now you solve each equation separately
x+1<3/4, subtract 1 from both sides forming x<-1/4
x+1>-3/4, subtract 1 to both sides forming x>-7/4
so -7/4
First add 1 to both sides, forming
4|x+1|<3
Then divide both sides by 4, forming
|x+1|<3/4
Now we use the properties of absolute value to form two separate equations
x+1<3/4 (the first equation is the same as the original, but without the absolute value signs)
and
x+1>-3/4 (the second one involves using the same equation as the first, but multiplying ONE side by -1 and flipping the less-than-sign to a greater-than-sign)
Now you solve each equation separately
x+1<3/4, subtract 1 from both sides forming x<-1/4
x+1>-3/4, subtract 1 to both sides forming x>-7/4
so -7/4
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