Use absolute value and inequality notations to describe the following situations. You may use "
∣ \displaystyle {\mid} ∣ " for absolute
value sign;
< = \displaystyle <= <= for
≤ \displaystyle \leq ≤ and
> = \displaystyle >= >= for
≥ \displaystyle \geq ≥ . e.g. you may use "
∣ x ∣ > = 5 \displaystyle {\left|{x}\right|}\ >=\ {5} ∣ x ∣ >= 5 " for
"
∣ x ∣ ≥ 5 \displaystyle {\left|{x}\right|}\geq{5} ∣ x ∣ ≥ 5 ".
The distance between
x \displaystyle {x} x and
29 \displaystyle {29} 29 is no more than
13 \displaystyle {13} 13
The distance between
x \displaystyle {x} x and
− 10 \displaystyle -{10} − 10 is at least
9 \displaystyle {9} 9
x \displaystyle {x} x is at least
10 \displaystyle {10} 10 units from
0 \displaystyle {0} 0
x \displaystyle {x} x is at most
29 \displaystyle {29} 29 units from
0 \displaystyle {0} 0
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