1. Warm-up Solve the following absolute value equation l 2x + 4 l = 24

2. 6.4 absolute value & inequalities When you solve absolute value equations, you get 2 answers – a positive & a negative answer When you combine absolute values w/inequalities, you also have 2 answers that you’ll find by using compound inequalities

3. 2 different types of absolute value inequalities 1)< & < absolute value inequalities are “AND” compound inequalities l ax + b l < c to remove the absolute value signs, it must be set up as an “AND” inequality when the statement contains a < or < sign -c < ax + b < c

4. > & > absolute value inequalities are “OR” compound inequalities l ax + b l > c To remove absolute value signs, set up as an “or” statement ax + b > c OR ax + b < -c Sign flipped negative

5. “less than” absolute value inequality l x – 4 l < 3 -3 < x – 4 < 3 Solve for x 1 < x < 7 graph

6. “greater than” absolute value inequality l x + 1 l > 2 Make 2 separate statements X + 1 > 2 OR x + 1 < -2 X > 1 OR x < -3 graph

7. Try these 1.l x+ 9 l > 13 2.l 3x – 15 l < 12

9. Homework out – check odds w/book, evens w/friend questions?`

11. Believe in yourself or no one else will. Have SIGNED progress report on desk – I will come around & pick up Mid-chp 6 quiz –Need a piece of notebook paper –Put name, date, & period on top right corner –Pg. 312 in your algebra book –#1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 14, & 16 –Turn quiz in to the drawer & read silently