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Vaishali2004 wrote:

Right, but we can just as well say that x-3 is greater than 0,therefore x is greater than 3, right?

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Honestly, I'm finding it difficult to grasp your point or determine your argument's direction... Generally, x - 3 can be negative, zero, or positive. But in the context of this question, x - 3 is negative, since we've established x <= 2. Therefore, |x - 3| = -(x - 3) = 3 - x.

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