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Find the solution set to the following inequality: $|8 - (3 - x)| - 5 > -1$ x > -1 or x < -9 x > -1 -9 < x < -1 $emptyset$ None of the above

          Find the solution set to the following inequality:
$|8 - (3 - x)| - 5 > -1$
x > -1 or x < -9
x > -1
-9 < x < -1
$emptyset$
None of the above

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Precalculus with Limits

Ron Larson 2nd Edition

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Solved by Expert Melissa Barry

07/14/2021

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Step 1:** Simplify the inequality by moving -5 to the right side: √(3-x) > 4 ** Show more…

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Find the solution set to the following inequality: $|8 - (3 - x)| - 5 > -1$ x > -1 or x < -9 x > -1 -9 < x < -1 $emptyset$ None of the above

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