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Charu :
Or u can just use Triangular Inequality
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realdompedro :
Since the expressions within the absolute values are linear, there is a much easier way. g(x)=|x-3|+|x+2| is piecewise linear and can only change its behavior at 3 and -2. So calculate g(-2), g(3) and g(x) for an x lt -2 and an x gt 3: g(-3)=7, g(-2)=5, g(3)=5, g(4)=7 So, the graph of g looks like \_/ with the corners at -2 and 3, while g(x)=5-2(x+2) for x lt -2 g(x)=5+2(x-3) for x gt 3 Solving g(x)=11 for these two cases gives immediately x in (-5,6)
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