Absolute values

Thats a wonderful approach Cramya..but when it comes to absolute values, I first remove the absolute notations and use positive and negative values as we generally do to test absolute values..how do you approach all the absolute value questions generally ?

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by cramya » Sun Nov 23, 2008 4:45 am

Thats a wonderful approach Cramya..but when it comes to absolute values, I first remove the absolute notations and use positive and negative values as we generally do to test absolute values..how do you approach all the absolute value questions generally ?

Moneyman,

I do it the same way too. For this problem I felt that it may be complicated and tried doing it the way I did.

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