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Example: Solving x<7|x| < 7

To successfully solve the specific absolute value inequality x<7|x| < 7, directly apply the established property for inequalities containing a 'less than' symbol. This fundamental algebra property correctly translates the single absolute value inequality into the equivalent compound sequence 7<x<7-7 < x < 7. This mathematical solution robustly represents the complete set of all numbers whose calculated distance from zero remains strictly less than 77. When translated graphically onto a number line, this interval is physically denoted by placing open parentheses exclusively at the boundaries of 7-7 and 77 while confidently shading the connecting region permanently situated between them. In formal interval notation, this uninterrupted contiguous solution set is written purely as (7,7)(-7, 7).

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