Lecture
Absolute Values: Equations and Inequalities
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This lecture covers the concept of absolute values in equations and inequalities, exploring properties and solving equations of the type |f(x)| = g(x). The instructor explains how to determine solutions and presents examples to illustrate the concepts.
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