3. The average value of a vintage car at a car show is $92,000, but the actual value of a car could differ by as much as $22,000.
(a) What absolute value inequality represents the range of values for the vintage cars at the car show?
(b) Solve the inequality. What is the range of values of cars at the car show?



Answer :

The $92,000 average value, and $22,000 actual value difference gives the the absolute value inequality that represent the range of values for the vintage cars at the car show and price range as follows;

(a) |92,000 - x| ≤ 22,000

(b) 70,000 ≤ x ≤ 114,000

What is the absolute value inequality that gives the price range?

Average value of the car = $92,000

Amount actual value of car could differ = $22,000

(a) An absolute value inequality has both inequality operators and absolute functions.

The absolute value inequality that represent the situation can be presented as follows;

  • |92,000 - x| ≤ 22,000

Where;

x = The possible values of the vintage car

(b) Solving the absolute value inequality gives;

|92,000 - x| ≤ 22,000

or

|x - 92,000| ≤ 22,000

Which gives;

92,000 - 22,000 ≤ x ≤ 92,000 + 22,000

  • 70,000 ≤ x ≤ 114,000

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