(5 points) Solve |x+4| < 3 and write the solution in interval notation. (If there is no solution, enter your answer as O/.)
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The absolute value inequality |x+4| < 3 can be rewritten as two separate inequalities: x+4 < 3 and -(x+4) < 3. Show more…
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