The values of z are illustration of the absolute value inequality
The opposite of z is greater than 5.
So, we have the following absolute value inequality
[tex]|z| > 5[/tex]
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[tex]z > 5[/tex] or [tex]z < -5[/tex]
5 is a positive number.
So, we make use of the inequality [tex]z < -5[/tex]
From the above inequality, the possible values of z are -6 and -7
Note that there are other values of z
In (a), we have:
[tex]z > 5[/tex] or [tex]z < -5[/tex]
The values that z cannot be, are represented with the inequality [tex]z > 5[/tex]
From the above inequality, z cannot be 6 and 7
The true statement about the values of z are, they are all negative numbers less than -5
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