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}" for "x5\displaystyle {\left|{x}\right|}\geq{5}".
The distance between x\displaystyle {x} and 29\displaystyle {29} is no more than 13\displaystyle {13}

The distance between x\displaystyle {x} and 10\displaystyle -{10} is at least 9\displaystyle {9}

x\displaystyle {x} is at least 10\displaystyle {10} units from 0\displaystyle {0}

x\displaystyle {x} is at most 29\displaystyle {29} units from 0\displaystyle {0}