Absolute Value Inequality Special Cases

Absolute Value Inequality Special Cases covered in this free math video tutorial by Mario's Math Tutoring. How to solve and recognize these special cases.

0:25 Example 1 Showing All Real Numbers Case
1:13 Example 2 Showing No Solution Case
1:57 Example 3 Isolate the Absolute Value First Then Analyze

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[albertpampalonalisnenko]

But what if I solved the no solution inequality, the answers I get are just wrong?

[leslieah]

@Mario's Math Tutoring For the first one I don't why its all real numbers because wouldn't it can't be equal to -2

[alexcordero]

I don't get it. 2X-3>=-8... I get x>=-5/2 I removed the absolute value symbols. Does what you're explaining only pertain to absolutes? Or is this because it's a negative value and an absolute? Rather, we would not do this for |2x-3| >= 8

[ライミン-te]

what if those inequality signs were just greater/lesser than, instead of greater/lesser than or equal